I've been fortunate to collaborate with Silvia Vong (University of Toronto iSchool) and Elaina Norlin (Association of Southeastern Resea...

I'm really trying to learn as much as I can about self-care and self-compassion which is integral to healing.   I've been focusing a...

“ Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise ” – Victor Hugo Since the pandemic, I had been living life as if everything was norm...

Naoko Shibusawa is a 20th-century U.S. cultural historian who studies U.S. imperialism and political culture with an interest in the ideas a...

It was such a pleasure to moderate a session featuring my friend and role model librarian, Silvia Vong.   Silvia and I are conducting a rese...

During my sabbatical, I’ve been conducting research on EDI initiatives, in addition to completing my certificate in the EDI Certificate prog...

I learned about this book from the EDI Scholar-in-Residence, Nneka Allen , who introduced the concept of rest to the audience.   What a life...

It's been a few years of hard work and many fruitful research discussions with my research partner, Sarah Zhang, and the fruits of our l...

Today is Jim Wong-Chu’s birthday and he would’ve been 74 years old. It’s been five years since the passing of my friend and I dearly miss h...

There once existed a dizzying array of special identity documents – called C.I. certificates – that were issued by the Canadian Government ...

From the mid-to-late nineteenth century, more than 15,000 labourers from China arrived in Canada to conduct construction work on the Canadia...

I was pleased to present to the School of Information's graduate studies course LIBR 508 -Information Practices in Contemporary Society ...

As a community engagement expert, having organized events over the past twenty years, it’s not difficult for me to put together a public pro...

Power is a part of a social contract and as Stanford Graduate School of Business professor and psychologist Deborah Gruenfeld suggests, “Peo...

“The Racial Pay Gap” indicates that there’s still much inequity in Canada’s academic libraries. While Canadian academic libraries have made...