PODCAST: What does real safety on campus mean?
In the aftermath of a violent attack at the University of Waterloo, a report and a group conversation about the possibility (or impossibility) of safety on campus and beyond
A photo of the University of Waterloo campus featured on the school’s website
In this episode:
A conversation with Alicia Wang, a reporter and senior editor at Imprint, the official campus newspaper at the University of Waterloo, who has been covering last week’s attack and its aftermath.
A chat with five people connected to Waterloo Region, the University of Waterloo, women and gender studies, and Indigenous and Queer movements:
-Ruth Cameron, African Caribbean and Black (ACB) Network of Waterloo Region
-Fitsum Areguy, AIDS Committee of Cambridge Kitchener Waterloo & Area (ACCKWA)
-Ann Marie Beals, Land Back Camp, ACB Network of Waterloo Region
-Beverly Bain, Professor of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies at University of Toronto
-Amy Smoke, Land Back Camp, sessional instructor at University of Waterloo
Some relevant links/resources related to this episode:
Stabbing at Hagey Hall — Imprint (University of Waterloo student newspaper)
Gender Studies: Foundations and Key Concepts — Jstor
African Caribbean and Black Network of Waterloo Region
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