Author Archives: Nelly Wat

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A Queer Slice of Life

Nelly Wat • November 11, 2019

A Review of Kat Verhoeven's Meat and Bone Read More

“Complaint as Queer Method”

Nelly Wat • October 21, 2019

Sara Ahmed Lectures at McGill Read More

No Borders, No Prisons

Nelly Wat • September 28, 2019

New Laval Migrant “Detention Centre” Is A Prison Read More

Indigenous architecture with Douglas Cardinal

Nelly Wat • September 23, 2019

About Douglas Cardinal On the night of September 17, I entered a packed lecture hall in Macdonald Harrington, eager to see the architect whose work had initially drawn me towards architecture at a young age. As I entered the hall, the lights already dimmed and every seat filled,… Read More

“Hawaiians are not anti-science, we are anti-desecration”

Nelly Wat • September 3, 2019

On August 18, Hawai’i Senator Kalani English spoke out against the construction of the Thirty-Meter Telescope (TMT) on the top of Mauna Kea, the tallest peak in Hawai’i, and a mountain considered sacred to Native Hawaiians.Senator English stated, “the Thirty-Meter Telescope controversy atop Mauna Kea is not a new… Read More

Exploring Sisterhood

Arno Pedram • September 17, 2018

A Day at SistersInMotion Read More