Daily Archives: 28 July 2015

The Importance of Evidence, the Need for #Just1Action4WIS

Posted on 28 July 2015 by Athene Donald

I’m sorry, this is yet another piece of writing in the wake of the Tim Hunt debacle. I find I am still very angry. We are, I hope, reaching the end of the saga yet little in the way of … Continue reading →

Posted in Connie St Louis, evidence, louise mensch, Mary Collins, Science Culture, Tim Hunt, Women in science | Comments Off on The Importance of Evidence, the Need for #Just1Action4WIS

Right on: the only museum dedicated entirely to human rights

Posted on 28 July 2015 by Steve Caplan

Technology and hands-on exhibits make the Canadian Museum for Human Rights accessible for visitors of all ages When I last visited family in the city of Winnipeg, Canada, I had the opportunity to do a tour of the outside of … Continue reading →

Posted in Assiniboine River, Canada, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, education, Forks, Holocaust, Holodomor, human rights, Manitoba, Red River, Winnipeg, women's rights | Comments Off on Right on: the only museum dedicated entirely to human rights