Says Who? Muslim Women Navigating the Noise
Date
Saturday September 19, 20264:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Room D202, Mac-Corry HallThis event is hosted by the Queen's Student Muslim Association and the Muslim Women's Justice Association.
Date
Saturday September 19, 2026Location
Room D202, Mac-Corry HallThis event is hosted by the Queen's Student Muslim Association and the Muslim Women's Justice Association.
Date
Wednesday September 16, 2026Location
Outdoor Indigenous Gathering SpaceThis event is hosted by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives.
Date
Thursday September 24, 2026Location
Agnes Benidickson FieldThursday, September 24 at 5:30 pm | Open to both students & employees
Location: Duncan McArthur Hall Auditorium
Event Details: Anishinaabe foodways are knowledge rich, intertwining ecological knowledge, biology, chemistry, nutrition, and physiology. Beyond the intertwining of Indigenous and western knowledges these foodways simultaneously connect the past, future, and present within the context of history, impacts of settler colonialism, and reconciliation. Inendaagwad wiisiniwin, Food for Thought will provide insights using Anishinaabe foodways as entry points to STEAM education, sustainability, and critical environmental and social issues.
Date
Wednesday September 30, 2026Location
Agnes Benidickson FieldThis event is hosted by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives.
Date
Wednesday September 30, 2026Location
Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, Principal Emerita Karen Hitchcock Recital HallThis event is hosted by the Isabel.
Date
Tuesday September 29, 2026Location
Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, Jennifer Velva Bernstein Performance HallThis event is hosted by the Isabel.
Date
Tuesday September 29, 2026Location
This event is hosted by Hillel Queen's.
Date
Friday September 25, 2026Location
This event is hosted by Hillel Queen's.
Date
Monday September 21, 2026Location
This event is hosted by Hillel Queen's.
Date
Sunday September 20, 2026Location
This event is hosted by Hillel Queen's.