By: A.C. The observation that gender-based violence is experienced differently by different groups of women served as foundational...

By: Salsabil Salek The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped our world, leaving no aspect of society untouched. Beyond the visible impacts on...

By Chloe Panaligan Gender-based violence is a phenomenon that is widely defined as, “an umbrella term for harmful acts of abuse...

By: Tammy Brisibe 2020 was a year no one will forget. From murder hornets to UFO sightings to the rise of a deadly virus, the world was...

By: Chloe Panaligan When people think of feminism and the fight for equality, many think of the fight for equal opportunities and...

By Tia DeRuiter With the advent of Black History Month comes an amplification of influential Black voices that have often been...

By Roya Aboosaidi Access to education used as a weapon to obtain power seems to be something innate in the governing of states throughout...

By Aditi Malhotra In the covertly toxic footsteps of millennial girlboss feminism, Gen Z seems to have reincarnated a similar culture in...

By Roya Aboosaidi The underrepresentation of women in politics has been an imminent problem that affects more than just their political...

By Aditi Malhotra The history and development of science, like the rest of history we study, seems to be a concatenation of almost...

By Jessica Horton For a brief period of time between the ages of 10 and 12, I wanted to be a nurse or a doctor working with Médecins Sans...

By Simran Grewal The COVID-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on nursing that has uncovered the atrocities they face in the workforce to the...

By Tia DeRuiter Over the last century, women have come to play increasingly large roles in the fields of healthcare and care work. From...

By Eliane Ramos “Ice Princess” was my first introduction to figure skating. I remember being entranced by the skaters’ elegance, their...

By Roya Aboosaidi As an effect of institutionalized racism in the United States and many other developed nations, racial minorities have...

By Jess Horton Toronto’s history is filled with black women who have been foundational to the city’s cultural, political, social, and...

By Kaamilah Moola Ingrained in the American healthcare system is racial inequality that marginally impacts African American people. These...

As part of our Black History Month social media initiatives, we at FERA have compiled a reading list, just in time for February reading...

Written by Kaamilah Moola It is no secret that gender-based violence negatively impacts the mental health of victims that experience such...

Written by Eden Wein Every year from International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on November 25th to World Human...

Written by Tia De Ruiter In September of 2021, following the disappearance of 21 year old Gabby Petitio, a massive influx of media...

Written by Jess Horton Remembering the Past. The École Polytechnique Massacre, also known as the Montreal Massacre, was an anti-feminist...

Written by Akhila Sandhu The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the lives of people all over the world, affecting the ways in which we learn,...

Written by Aditi Malhotra As someone who spent the first 18 years of their life in a culture dominated by males that programmed everyone...