977 resultados para Santiago Campaign, 1898.
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Programas, proyectos y red de portales
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Highlights from the creative presentation made to Lightning Fastener for the 1965 Womens Wear campaign.
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McDonald's wished to promote the nutritional value of its menu items.
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Drawing on a growing literature on the interconnection of queer theory, sexuality and space, this thesis critically assesses the development, implementation and impact of a campus-based Positive Space Campaign aimed at raising the visibility and number of respectful, supportive, educational and welcoming spaces for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, two-spirited, queer and questioning (LGBTQ) students staff and faculty. The analysis, based on participatory action research (PAR), interrogates the extent to which the Positive Space Campaign challenges heteronormativity on campus. I contend that the Campaign, in its attempt to challenge dominant notions of sex, gender and sexuality, disrupts heterosexual space. Further, as I consider the meanings of 'queer', I consider the extent to which Positive Space Campaigns may be 'queering' space, by contributing to an 'imagined' campus space free of sexual and gender-based discrimination. The case study contributes to queer theory, the literature on sexuality and space, the literature on queer organizing in educational spaces and to broader queer organizing efforts in Canada.
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Report year irregular.
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Report year irregular.
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Photocopy.
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Printed by Order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
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Communicated by his children for publication in the Historical magazine.
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Portrait of Samuel James Chapman, taken in California, ca. 1898.
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The Niagara Historical Society and Museum papers include a revision of a publication originally prepared by Janet Carnochan, a poem by Janet Carnochan written to commemorate the battle of Lundy’s Lane, one item of correspondence and a scrapbook of historical documents on microfilm.