Carleton weaves knowledge with culture through partnership with African universities
Samuel Ojo Oloruntoba, a Carleton professor of African studies, said Carleton University is looking to change the narrative around Africa.
He said despite claims that...
Q&A: Meet the Carleton researcher tracing disability justice history — and proposing a brighter...
Kelly Fritsch, an anthropology and sociology professor at Carleton University, is recording the history of Canadian disability justice. Her upcoming book, Broken Worlds, Disabled...
How Carleton students use art to make information on older adult homelessness accessible
Carleton University masters students Grace Kanto and Shannon Hicks created a zine to make information about older adult homelessness accessible.
These Ottawa organizations use storytelling to foster community with HIV-affected people
Ottawa artists are using storytelling to help HIV-affected people become comfortable storytellers.
How Canada’s oldest wheelchair basketball club found a home at Carleton University
It all started with a small program at the Royal Ottawa Hospital 50 years ago.
Now, the Ottawa-Carleton Wheelchair Sports Association is calling Carleton University...
