Thinking back: How childhood memories affect teachers
Amy Found said she remembers reading with kindergarten children from Grade 4 to Grade 6. She said it was her favourite thing to do....
![Elder Claudette Commanda performs a land acknowledgement and speech to mark the start of the protest in honour of Abdirahman Abdi who died during an altercation between Abdi and an officer from the Ottawa Police Service [Photo by Spencer Colby/The Charlatan]](https://charlatan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/059_JusticeforAbdi_2020-10-24-218x150.jpg "‘Lip service’: The need for Indigenous-led language revitalization")
‘Lip service’: The need for Indigenous-led language revitalization
For Algonquin Anishinaabe Elder Claudette Commanda, language is directly connected to culture and is an important part of Indigenous identity. Commanda is from Kitigan...
‘Dehumanizing spaces’: How COVID-19 is affecting inmates in Canada
With more than 8,500 COVID-19 cases linked to Canadian carceral institutions, some issues related to the well-being and socialization of inmates are becoming increasingly...
Dealing with burnout: How physicians are coping during the COVID-19 pandemic
While many Canadians are trying to stay safe by staying home during the pandemic, physicians have been working for more than a year to...
Commuting to Carleton: How transportation is faring during the COVID-19 pandemic
Navigating bustling LRT stations, parking a bike in athletics and sprinting to a crowded class likely feels foreign to Carleton University students after over...
