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Alexander Payne's bittersweet and hilarious Christmas movie The Holdovers has captured movie fans' hearts this season. The 70's " period piece", emotional without being sentimental, concerns the goings-on at Barton Academy, a New England boarding school during Christmas break. A few student …
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Before attending the Catalyst Honours event in Toronto, I knew very little about Catalyst – a global nonprofit dedicated to championing women's empowerment in the workplace. Little did I realize what I was missing out on. This event wasn't just an eye-opener; it was a revelation. Surrounded by a …
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The very real dangers of AI victimisation as seen in Reuben Hamlyn and Sophie Compton's documentary Another Body are brutal. Young women have been exploited by advanced AI, used by someone who intends to shame them, fixing their faces on bodies in pornographic videos in a seamless way. And the …
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In a world where incidents of harassment, discrimination, and violence are all too common, the role of bystanders – those who witness such events – becomes crucial. Bystander Intervention Training, as explained by Julie Lalonde, an internationally recognized women's rights advocate, is about …
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Karen Kain, our iconic and globally admired ballet star, recently left the National Ballet of Canada, her home of fifty years, capping thirty as principal dancer and almost twenty as Artistic Director. Chelsea McMullen's emotional and uplifting documentary series Swan Song follows Kain's triumphant …
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