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Check out our Winter 2019 edition of The Grassroots Journal! This year’s writing team focused on a wide-variety of themes including Technology and Innovation, Identity and Self-Determination, Indigenous Rights, and Gender. This edition also boasts outstanding essays and beautiful artwork touching on these same themes and more.
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We are proud to announce the launch of the Winter 2019 issue of The Grassroots Journal!
Featuring articles, academic essays and creative pieces in the development themes presented to you thus far:
C R E A T I V E P I E C E S
Cut
By Ceren Muratli
I Am Not Free While Any Woman Is Unfree
By Hyeyoon Cho
Skulls
Emilienne Hamel
Innovations at a Local Market
By Lyly Pei
Hanging Petals
By Lyly Pei
Anti-Colonial Struggle
By Hyeyoon Cho
Alien Construction
By Louise Efthimiou
With Love
By Emilienne Hamel
A Village on Stilts
By Lana Downs
Who Am I?
By Dasha Sas
Cover art: Grip
By Emilienne Hamel
E S S A Y S
The Perpetuation of Systemic Inequality Through Female Genital Mutilation
By Marilou Cameron
Technology’s Agricultural Revolution
By Lucy Brock
Wet’suwet’en Outcry and Government Indifference
By Ella Wischnewsky
Lulu and Nana: the Price of Innovation
By Grace Hu
Global Perspectives on Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Canada and Germany
By Michelle Yang
Internal Instability: the Crumbling Pillars of the Islamic Republic of Iran
By Emily Reedman
The Chechen Anti-Gay Purge and the Consequences of a Politicised Asylum-Granting Process
By Alexis Scott
ABOUT US
"...an interdisciplinary forum for research and reflection on global development issues, as well as on recent innovations in development policy and practice."
The Grassroots Journal was founded by Borderless World Volunteers, a registered Canadian NGO established at McGill University.
It immerses its readers in the complexities of development studies, as seen through the lens of undergraduates in the field. As an open access journal, it provides an interdisciplinary forum for research and reflection on global development issues, as well as on recent innovations in development policy and practice. Grassroots publishes student academic articles, informative pieces on innovations in the field of development, and analytical pieces on development issues, controversies, and policy debates.