How do you dress professionally to accommodate your own style, gender expression and comfort? Many graduate students only have one … More
Author: Max Liboiron
Max Liboiron is an Assistant Professor in Geography at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Liboiron is founder and director of Civic Laboratory for Environmental Action Research (CLEAR), which creates action-oriented citizen science technologies for environmental monitoring of pollution and waste and is managing editor of the Discard Studies Blog, a public forum for a variety of audiences interested in waste and pollution. www.maxliboiron.com
Call for artist-in-residence at CLEAR laboratory
*Update: Due to the high volume of applications, the deadline for applications is now January 24th, 2020.* CLEAR is a … More
Inuit Research Assistant positions (winter 2020)
Are you a beneficiary of Nunatsiavut or member of NunatuKavut? Are you interested in science? Are you looking for a … More
Paid Masters position in Geography for an Inuit beneficiary of Nunatsiavut
Imappivut is a plan to manage and protect Labrador Inuit interests in the coastal and marine areas of Labrador. Dr. … More
Decolonizing your syllabus? You might have missed some steps
Decolonizing your syllabus is different than including some Indigenous writers on the reading schedule.
So you’re a conservation organization looking to work on diversity, equity, and inclusion?
This Twitter essay by Marce G. Graudiņš was written on July 1, 2019 and the original can be found on Twitter. … More
Labrador workshops on plastics in wild food, June & July 2019
UPDATE! We have had to cancel this trip due to weather. We will reschedule later in the season. Contact Natasha Healey … More
Participatory filmmaking with CLEAR
This film was a little different than what they’d done before… they had to gut more fish, for one. Read more on how participatory filmmaking with CLEAR works…
How to titrate like a feminist
Science labs have a tradition of masculinist values (individualist genius, mastery over nature) & assumed access to Indigenous Land for (“benevolent”) research, which means we end up using science against science to do feminist & anti-colonial work.
There’s no such thing as plastic. Only plastics. Here’s why that matters.
Here’s why treating plastics as one kind of thing in science and activism isn’t useful and can even cause harm. … More
