The most powerful evidence in history is visual. The right image not only exposes injustice but can help put a stop to it. Exhibit-AI shares the stories of refugees who were detained in Australia’s ...
We all have expectations, both at work and at home. For example, I recently told my husband I was moving our laundry hamper from beside the bed to our closet. He acknowledged what I said. But where do ...
Flipping through a final project made by one of his interns, Adam Bessie, an English professor in San Francisco, was amazed by the illustrations breathing life into the essay. Bessie asked about the ...
God shows up in the gestures and actions of his church. Every Monday for the rest of 2023, we will be facing our week together, in faith. This week I would like us to meditate upon the invisibility of ...
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Making visible the invisible: Supporting long COVID patients and the people caring for them
We are living through a mass-disabling event: Over 200 million people worldwide have long COVID. In Canada, one in nine people have experienced long COVID symptoms, and this is likely an underestimate ...
Over the years, a significant amount of data has been gathered on the negative effects of sedentary behavior, with large-scale population studies demonstrating a correlation between a sedentary ...
There are probably only a handful of science museums around the world whose collections do not include a plasma globe created by Bill Parker ’74, SM ’93. Coming up with the modern design of that ...
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences; Senior Scientist, Pacific Institute on Pathogens, Pandemics and Society, Simon Fraser University Kaylee Byers collaborates with and receives funding ...
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