Rebecca Hall
@rebecca-hall.bsky.social
Feminist political economist. Associate Professor at Queen's University. Activist. Studies social reproduction, settler colonialism, extraction, labour.
Likes: pasta. Dislikes: capitalism.
Likes: pasta. Dislikes: capitalism.
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A TRC Day listicle for CBC. Enough books here to keep you going through the winter.
"These books helped me understand the willfulness of that not knowing and peoples' willingness to believe other stories about those schools."
www.cbc.ca/books/patty-...
"These books helped me understand the willfulness of that not knowing and peoples' willingness to believe other stories about those schools."
www.cbc.ca/books/patty-...
Patty Krawec's 'must-read' books to reflect on the Indigenous experience in North America | CBC Books
Sept. 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. The Anishinaabe Ukrainian author and activist recommends 18 titles to read today and beyond.
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September 30, 2025 at 12:14 PM
A TRC Day listicle for CBC. Enough books here to keep you going through the winter.
"These books helped me understand the willfulness of that not knowing and peoples' willingness to believe other stories about those schools."
www.cbc.ca/books/patty-...
"These books helped me understand the willfulness of that not knowing and peoples' willingness to believe other stories about those schools."
www.cbc.ca/books/patty-...
Thanks to @arnkeeling.bsky.social for sharing this special issue with @nichecanada.bsky.social.
In this special issue, we look at at mine closure as a set of processes that can both reproduce the harms of extraction and as a potential space of healing and reparation.
In this special issue, we look at at mine closure as a set of processes that can both reproduce the harms of extraction and as a potential space of healing and reparation.
Today @arnkeeling.bsky.social shares a special issue of @jpoliticalecology.bsky.social that he put together with @rebecca-hall.bsky.social, & Sarah Holcombe alongside Indigenous co-authors & collaborators on self-determination in mine site transitions & mine closure
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Special Issue of Journal of Political Ecology: “Indigenous Voices: Self-determination in mine site transitions and mine closure governance across nations.”
What does mine closure mean for mine-adjacent communities? How are mine reclamation and environmental restoration entangled with colonial histories and injuries at extractive sites? How can community ...
niche-canada.org
May 28, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Thanks to @arnkeeling.bsky.social for sharing this special issue with @nichecanada.bsky.social.
In this special issue, we look at at mine closure as a set of processes that can both reproduce the harms of extraction and as a potential space of healing and reparation.
In this special issue, we look at at mine closure as a set of processes that can both reproduce the harms of extraction and as a potential space of healing and reparation.