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Paula Graham

Paula Graham has 16 articles published.

This youth circus program is about teaching kids to be more brave, not less afraid

Published on June 29, 2018 in Letters/Opinion by Paula Graham

What’s a ‘social’ circus, you ask? ‘Social circus’ is a program and philosophy that aims to empower youth using circus props: juggling balls, hula hoops, aerial silks, and more. And now it’s come to St. John’s. As program instructor Danielle Knustgraichen says, “there is a prop for everybody, and every body, a prop and a skill that helps them realize just how strong and capable they are.” Knustgraichen’s social circus program is organized through Thrive, a community youth network in St. John’s, and supported by local circus studio Cirque’letics. With ten youth participants across the gender spectrum, Knustgraichen teaches circus arts skills including juggling, hula hooping, and acrobatics, supported by health care professionals and social workers from Thrive. A main goal of the program, which is offered through a series of 20 weekly classes, is to teach participants risk-assessment. The program guides youth to discover their own boundaries and abilities…

Oil talk must include more discussion of privilege

Published on September 8, 2016 in Uncategorized by Paula Graham

A recent panel discussion at Petrocultures 2016 needed to admit the harsh truth: The shift to a ‘green economy’ will be uncomfortable.

Women are not a hazard to democracy

Published on December 11, 2015 in The Feminist Agenda by Paula Graham

Why is the prospect of unqualified females more terrifying than the status quo?

Privilege, oppression, and programming

Published on December 2, 2015 in The Feminist Agenda by Paula Graham

St. John’s woman is the youngest person, and only Newfoundlander, to attend conference for designing gender-sensitive programs.

White people are funny

Published on November 24, 2015 in Behind the Screens with Cinema Politica by Paula Graham

“Qallunaat! Why White People are Funny” reverses the usual relationship between white people and the Inuit.

Our definition of ‘man’ is hurting men

Published on September 23, 2015 in The Feminist Agenda by Paula Graham

Society’s definition of masculinity is harmful and dehumanizing — and we need to change it.

Healing spiritual and emotional trauma through dance

Published on August 20, 2015 in Journalism by Paula Graham

Dance Thru It, a new program developed by a St. John’s resident, helps release internal stress through physical movement.

Catcalling is not a compliment — it’s harassment

Published on July 9, 2015 in The Feminist Agenda by Paula Graham

A few tips for responding to street harassers.

St. John’s SlutWalk: We asked for it

Published on June 15, 2015 in The Feminist Agenda by Paula Graham

St. John’s residents demand an end to sexual violence, slut-shaming, victim-blaming, and rape culture. Photos by Jenne Nolan.

Violence against women and sexual assault in St. John’s taxis

Published on June 3, 2015 in The Feminist Agenda by Paula Graham

Deputy Mayor is shocked, but it’s the same old story for the Status of Women Council.

Dress codes devalue women’s voices and sexualize children

Published on May 9, 2015 in Uncategorized by Paula Graham

If the skin of teenage girls makes you feel sexually uncomfortable, then you have a problem.

Have you examined your life?

Published on April 24, 2015 in Behind the Screens with Cinema Politica by Paula Graham

What happens when we begin questioning some of the fundamental values and assumptions that underpin our own beliefs and those of our society?

“It is an act of violence to mine that mountain”

Published on February 22, 2015 in Behind the Screens with Cinema Politica by Paula Graham

The Huichol resist Canadian mining interests in Mexico

Israel-Palestine: The importance of first-hand accounts

Published on January 27, 2015 in Behind the Screens with Cinema Politica by Paula Graham

Documentary films by local people in Palestine and Israel give us the stories, images, and perspectives left out of the mainstream media

Should we frack? (Emotions need not apply)

Published on December 6, 2014 in Uncategorized by Paula Graham

Institutional discrimination at its best: The ‘old boys club’ reviews fracking

Stolen Sisters: Victims are only half of the crime

Published on November 18, 2014 in Behind the Screens with Cinema Politica by Paula Graham

Violence against Aboriginal women is not just about Aboriginal women; it is equally about those who commit the violence and the societal values and cultural attitudes that allow it to be commonplace

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