On Strangers and Ambivalence: Reconsidering the Ethical Boundaries of Asylum in Michael Helm's Cities of Refuge by Ana María Fraile

“…How does the presence of undocumented subjects impinge on Canada’s national self-image in the age of official multiculturalism and extolled pluralism? …”
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A qualitative examination on the implementation of participatory “A”rt-based activity on “Health” of older community-dwellers: what worked for the Singapore A-Health Intervention?... by Stephanie Hilary Xinyi Ma, Michael Koon Boon Tan, Shannon Shuet Ning Goh, Gabriellia Yeo, Alicia Teng, Yilin Yang, Kévin Galéry, Olivier Beauchet, Olivier Beauchet, Andy Hau Yan Ho, Andy Hau Yan Ho, Andy Hau Yan Ho

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Effects of participatory ‘A’rt-Based Activity On ‘Health’ of Older Community-Dwellers: results from a randomized control trial of the Singapore A-Health Intervention by Andy Hau Yan Ho, Andy Hau Yan Ho, Andy Hau Yan Ho, Stephanie Hilary Xinyi Ma, Michael Koon Boon Tan, Ram Bajpai, Shannon Shuet Ning Goh, Gabriellia Yeo, Alicia Teng, Yilin Yang, Kévin Galéry, Olivier Beauchet, Olivier Beauchet

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Learning, Doing and Teaching Together: Reflecting on our Arts Based Approach to Research, Education and Activism with and for Women Living with HIV by Saara Greene, Marvelous Muchenje, Jasmine Cotnam, Kristin Dunn, Peggy Frank, Valerie Nicholson, Apondi J. Odhiambo, Krista Shore, Angela Kaida

“…This reflection illustrates our collective and iterative process of learning, teaching and doing body mapping workshops with women living with HIV in Canada. We share our experiences of coming to Body Mapping as an arts-based approach to CBR, how our roles as researchers stretched to include community-based education, advocacy, and group facilitation, and how we embodied the artist-researcher identity as we disseminate our research in ways that actively engage the general public on laws criminalizing HIV nondisclosure laws vis-à-vis Body Mapping galleries. …”
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