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2 weeks ago | 
tandfonline.com | Emily Donaldson
ABSTRACTAs its name suggests, the Gauguin Cultural Centre of Atuona, Hiva Oa features art by the famous French painter who died and is buried nearby. But recent plans to renovate this space reflect a shift in how the local Indigenous community understands its past and its future.
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1 month ago | 
flipboard.com | Emily Donaldson
1 day agoMy ever-growing tower of crime novels is proof of the reader’s lament: “So many books, so little time.” This spring’s TBR list includes headline grabbers like former FBI Director James Comey’s “FDR Drive,” Elle Cosimano’s funny fifth entry in the Finlay Donovan franchise and Brendan Slocumb’s “The …
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Kathleen C Riley |Emily Donaldson
Systems of planetary health and justice are entangled via many different modalities, including food and the language we use around and about it. Environmental balance and human health are both influenced by our foodways (the practices, ideologies, and institutions through which food is produced, distributed, and consumed) and a range of associated discursive practices (Cavanaugh & Riley, 2023; Karrebæk et al., 2018).
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
everythingzoomer.com | Emily Donaldson
In 1973, unbeknownst to her parents, 13-year-old Tanya Smith flew from her home in Minneapolis, Minn., to Encino, Calif., where she made her way to the doorstep of her crush, Michael Jackson. The fantasy ended when Jackson’s mother, Katherine, came on the intercom and informed her that Michael and his brothers were away on tour.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
shorturl.at | Emily Donaldson
Open this photo in gallery:Please log in to bookmark this story. If, like me, you’re one of the many people who felt a sense of deflation after reading David Grann’s enthralling book The Wagerlast year, knowing that it would be nigh impossible to find a worthy follow-up, then I have good news for you.
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Dec 15, 2023 | 
therecord.com | Emily Donaldson
When independent, Inuit-owned bookshop Inhabit Books opened its doors to the public on a recent November afternoon in Toronto, the occasion felt like a bigger celebration than your regular launch party. The company that owns the shop, Inhabit Media, had faced a number of challenges after buying the Mount Pleasant Road building (long-time home to The Little Dollhouse Company, which moved to nearby Millwood Rd.), in 2019.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
thestar.com | Emily Donaldson
When independent, Inuit-owned bookshop Inhabit Books opened its doors to the public on a recent November afternoon in Toronto, the occasion felt like a bigger celebration than your regular launch party. The company that owns the shop, Inhabit Media, had faced a number of challenges after buying the Mount Pleasant Road building (long-time home to The Little Dollhouse Company, which moved to nearby Millwood Rd.), in 2019.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
bramptonguardian.com | Emily Donaldson
When independent, Inuit-owned bookshop Inhabit Books opened its doors to the public on a recent November afternoon in Toronto, the occasion felt like a bigger celebration than your regular launch party. The company that owns the shop, Inhabit Media, had faced a number of challenges after buying the Mount Pleasant Road building (long-time home to The Little Dollhouse Company, which moved to nearby Millwood Rd.), in 2019.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
insideottawavalley.com | Emily Donaldson
When independent, Inuit-owned bookshop Inhabit Books opened its doors to the public on a recent November afternoon in Toronto, the occasion felt like a bigger celebration than your regular launch party. The company that owns the shop, Inhabit Media, had faced a number of challenges after buying the Mount Pleasant Road building (long-time home to The Little Dollhouse Company, which moved to nearby Millwood Rd.), in 2019.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
theifp.ca | Emily Donaldson
When independent, Inuit-owned bookshop Inhabit Books opened its doors to the public on a recent November afternoon in Toronto, the occasion felt like a bigger celebration than your regular launch party. The company that owns the shop, Inhabit Media, had faced a number of challenges after buying the Mount Pleasant Road building (long-time home to The Little Dollhouse Company, which moved to nearby Millwood Rd.), in 2019.
