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The Assessment That Couldn’t See
On race, ableism, and what a union praised without reading On September 24, 2026, the UPEI Faculty Association appeared before the Standing Committee on Education and Economic Growth of the PEI Legislature to discuss the Rubin Thomlinson report on harassment and discrimination at UPEI. The union’s executive director, Margot Rejskind, told the committee that “really… Read more
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The Room Where It Happens: When Insecurity Masquerades as Justice
A reflection on generational tension, performative knowledge, and the courage it takes to admit you don’t know. I’ve been sitting with something for a long time. And I’ve finally found the words to write it down. I’m also sharing an Instagram post by Bebe Montoya alongside this blog which, along with a recent episode of… Read more
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Finding the Missing Puzzle Pieces
For those not familiar with me, by undergraduate and graduate education has all been in the field of psychology. While my undergraduate degree was in Psychology (general), my Masters and PhD were both in Applied Social Psychology, not in Clinical Psychology as everyone assumes. As an academic field, psychology is not, in general, critical. In… Read more
