Feeman PirzadaLong Blog 4 — Immigration & Mental Health InequityAs a relatively new immigrant, the stories and accounts of other immigrants have been incredibly important in shaping my own Canadian…Apr 24, 2021Apr 24, 2021
Feeman PirzadaShort Blog 8 — Faces of Regent ParkAlthough public art comes in various forms and tackles a multitude of stories, my favorite works are those that focus primarily on the…Apr 18, 2021Apr 18, 2021
Feeman PirzadaLong Blog 3 — Food Insecurity On the RiseFood security, as defined by The 1996 World Food Summit, “exists when all people at all times have physical and economic access to…Apr 4, 2021Apr 4, 2021
Feeman PirzadaShort Blog 6—COVID-19 Control in the Social Media AgeThis poster, from The Toronto Zoo, fulfills the criteria needed for effective messaging: concise, interesting and unique. Although it…Mar 15, 2021Mar 15, 2021
Feeman PirzadaLong Blog 2: From Temperance Unions to SlutWalks — Toronto’s Feminist HistoryIn the wake of International Women’s Day, the month of March welcomes the celebration of women of all races, sexualities, ethnicities and…Mar 11, 20212Mar 11, 20212
Feeman PirzadaShort Blog 5 — AcknowledgementAccording to the latest reports, agencies associated with the Indigenous community in Toronto estimate that there are 70,000 residents…Mar 2, 2021Mar 2, 2021
Feeman PirzadaShort Blog 4 — Comment on Alivia Barone’s Long Blog 1Hi Alivia,Feb 22, 2021Feb 22, 2021
Feeman PirzadaShort Blog 3 — AuthenticityThis photo was taken in Chinatown, Toronto. Not only have I always found the lights and sparks of color at night inherently beautiful, but…Feb 12, 2021Feb 12, 2021
Feeman PirzadaLong Blog 1 — Toronto’s Unaddressed Issue of Systemic RacismWith Michael Wade Lawson in 1988, to Andrew Loku in 2015 and Alex Wettlaufer in 2017, the persistence of anti-Black racism within policing…Feb 11, 2021Feb 11, 2021
