Tag: decolonization

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Photo collage including five art pieces and two tobacco plants.

All My Relations Communities

Indigenous stories in TMU’s everyday spaces

November 18, 2025

From sculptures to murals, installations on campus connect students to Indigenous roots

An illustration of an open book from which a brown-skinned fist emerges, breaking a chain attached to its wrist.

TMU criminology professor facilitates panel discussion on prison abolition

November 7, 2024

Four years after the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, communities across North America continue to fight against the prison-industrial complex.

Student exhibit captures healing on historic mountainside

October 8, 2024

Trâm Anh Nguyễn documented Karate-do trainees on a former colonial retreat and battleground in Vietnam

BREAKING: ‘I am in complete disbelief’: Arts faculty dean removed from her position

August 22, 2024

Pamela Sugiman was removed as the Dean of Arts from TMU's administration

A pair of glasses, with one lens depicting two hands reaching to one another, and the second lens with the top of a totem pole.

Features Indigenous

Ivory-tinted glasses: How Westernized academia alienates BIPOC knowledge

November 10, 2020

Academia’s Western stamp of approval alienates racialized students and does a disservice to social work

Campus News Indigenous

Politics department lacks POC, say Rye students

February 25, 2020

“There needs to be a faculty-wide reform in which politics professors are given exposure on how to include racialization in their curriculum,” said one student

Mass Exodus 2019 curated runway showcases diversity done right

This year's curated Mass Exodus show normalized diversity instead of using it as a buzzword

Indigenous models wear Angela DeMontigny's "Of The Stars" fall 2018 collection, inspired by the relationship between Indigenous people and the night sky.

Taking Western fashion out of the spotlight

January 22, 2019

Meet the teachers and academics working to decolonize fashion education