By: Andrew Rutland On October 25th 1784, the Haldimand Treaty was signed, in which six miles on either side of the Grand River were allotted to the Haudenosaunee (or Six Nations) which “[they] and their posterity are to enjoy forever”. This land, approximately 950,000 acres situated in present-day Ontario and part of the Haudenosaunee’s traditionalContinue reading “Challenging Ignorance with Information: Treaties Recognition Week at the University of Waterloo”
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What is the value of life? Biocentrism in Avatar, Blade Runner 2049, and Okja
By: Virginia Li In the face of climate change, society is not only at the apex of technology and research, but also social conflict and environmental justice. Today, the intricate relationships between the natural and social world are growing increasingly fragile, and if not better understood or maintained in the future, will possibly threaten humankind’sContinue reading “What is the value of life? Biocentrism in Avatar, Blade Runner 2049, and Okja”
The Radicle 