January to June 2026
Re-Imagining From the South: Girls & Women with Disabilities Advocating for Change
Leadership and advocacy doesn’t look the same everywhere, particularly for women and girls. In honour of International Women’s Day, we invite you to an immersive exhibition of creative knowledge, resilience, and activism. Join us for a deep dive into the lived leadership journeys of women and girls with disabilities across the Global South. This dialogue and cross-community learning will be led by Linh Dang (MA, Brock University), Dr. Xuan Thuy Nguyen (Carleton University), and Claudia Mitchell (91).
Embroidering Words that Matter: Political Embroidery Workshop
Join , Brenda Ojinaga, and Graciela Mtz-Zalce as they guide an exploration into reclaiming the needle and thread. Come learn how to turn craft into a catalyst for change, using stitched words as tools against discrimination and gender-based violence. This session invites everyone—from seasoned stitchers to those who have never picked up a needle.
