Think Equity
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Think Equity – April 2010 (2.5MB PDF)
This edition explores inclusive language, gender and sexual identities, the first Sexual Assault Awareness Month held on camps, and more. Read on ...
Think Equity – January 2010 (5.0MB PDF)
This issue focuses on issues ranging from interracial relationships to online cultural diversity and an anti-essentialist critique of sexual identities. Read on ...
Think Equity – April 2009 (2.7MB PDF)
This issue focuses on body awareness, the importance of positive body image, the exploration of sexuality, and more. Read on ...
Think Equity – January 2009 (1.7MB PDF)
This edition takes on fair trade ethics, the tragedy of genocide, and gender stereotyping. And check out our new "Art in focus" section.
Think Equity – Spring 2008 (3.6MB PDF)
In this issue, our contributors question media narratives, their place on campus, and their cultural and sexual identity.
Think Equity – Winter 2007 (3.6MB PDF)
This edition explores the Positive Graffiti Project, the plight of single parents on campus, and the trafficking of women. Read on ...
Think Equity – Spring 2007 (1.2MB PDF)
You'll read up on standing up to bullies, as well as explore issues of poverty, homelessness, and invisibility.
Think Equity – Fall/Winter 2007 (2.3MB PDF)
From present-day footbinding and international medicine to racial profiling in travel, this issue tackles hot-button equity topics.
Think Equity – Spring 2006 (2.8MB PDF)
This edition looks at racism from a variety of perspectives, provides readers with a list of must-see equity movies, and more.
Think Equity – Fall/Winter 2005 (589KB PDF)
From breaking assumptions around homophobia to a gender aptitude test, there's plenty in this edition to keep readers engaged.
Think Equity – Winter/Spring 2005 (549KB PDF)
This issue looks at homophobia, the power of language in one's individuality, and other salient topics. Click to read more.
Think Equity – Fall 2004 (977KB PDF)
From coming out to roommates to being out and proud, from discussions on being racialized to so much more ...
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How to submit
Testimonials, stories, articles, artwork, poetry, photographs ...
Contribute your thoughts and challenge discrimination, homophobia, harassment, racism, classism, sexism, ableism, and heterosexism.
You can email your submissions to us at equity@interchange.ubc.ca or drop them off in drop boxes at:
- the Equity Office in room 2306, Brock Hall
- Access & Diversity in room 1203, Brock Hall
Submissions can be anonymous.
Submissions may be edited for length and clarity, and may be published in any format. Due to space limitations, not all submissions will be published.
For more information, please contact the Equity Ambassadors at equity@interchange.ubc.ca.
