By Lamara Jaber, March 27 2025—
Mental health awareness is more widespread today than ever before, but this increased visibility comes with a concerning trend: the pathologizing of everyday emotions. For young adults, technology and social media have transformed how … Read the rest
By Lamara Jaber, March 23 2025—
Mental health awareness is more widespread today than ever before, but this increased visibility comes with a concerning trend: the pathologizing of everyday emotions. For young adults, technology and social media have transformed how … Read the rest
By Lamara Jaber, April 24 2022—
Following December 2021, Fatemeh Anvari, an elementary school teacher, was removed from her teaching duties in Québec. Why? Because she wears the Hijab. This is where we currently are in a ‘‘progressive’’ society and … Read the rest
By Lamara Jaber, April 8 2022—
Multiculturalism contends the importance of inclusion, cultural and religious diversity and coexistence in political and social environments. However, this acknowledgment widely varies upon person, community and institution. Many Canadians see themselves and their country … Read the rest
By Lamara Jaber and Zarwareen Khan, March 24 2022—
The war in Ukraine began in early 2014, following the “revolution of dignity,” which involved a series of anti-government protests in the capital, Kyiv, and ultimately the ousting of Ukrainian President … Read the rest
By Kara Koblanski, Roog Kubur, Valery Perez, Aymen Sherwani, Namratha Badawadagi, Mackenzie Ashcroft, Ramiro Bustamante Torres, Lamara Jaber, Sophia Lopez and Cristina Paolozzi, March 15 2022—
The pandemic’s over (kinda, not really) and we’re now back on campus, baby! What’s … Read the rest
By Lamara Jaber, March 14 2022—
Two hundred million Muslims in India have become an example of failed democracy that insists on ethnic minority protections regardless of “majoritarian” rule. Through the hijab ban in educational institutions of Karnataka and a … Read the rest
