Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Shannon Clarke	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	The Conversation: Rethinking the boundaries between economic life and coronavirus death In her op-ed Clarke says it’s clear that efforts to revive the economy are redrawing the lines between who will prosper, who will suffer and who will die.
Diana Cordoba	Arts and Science Global Development Studies	The Conversation: Indigenous and Afro-Brazilian lands are under greater threat in Brazil during COVID-19 Dr. Cordoba says the far right-wing government of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil has used the COVID-19 pandemic as a smokescreen to undo environmental regulations.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	CBC Online: Is it safe to play hockey during the pandemic? Dr. Evans discusses what we can and should not do during the pandemic.
Haklai, Oded	Arts and Science Political Studies	CKWS/Global Kingston: democratic decline due to COVID Dr. Haklai explains an ongoing study investigating worldwide democratic decline due to Covid-19.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Globe and Mail: Brian Mulroney urges ‘immediate and urgent rethink’ of relations with China Dr. Leuprecht says he believes the pandemic will trigger a geopolitical realignment of international relations that is greater than the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks or the end of the Cold War.
Dairon Luis Morejon Perez	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	The Conversation: Rethinking the boundaries between economic life and coronavirus death In his op-ed Morejon Perez says emerging strategies for restoring economic growth are forcing vulnerable populations to choose between increased exposure to death or economic survival.
Kristin Moriah	Arts and Science English Language and Literature	The Conversation: How anti-Black racism on Canadian university campuses robs us all In her op-ed, Dr. Moriah explains that two memoirs published this year explore how anti-Blackness on Canadian university campuses shapes higher education for Black students.
Beverley Mullings	Arts and Science Gender Studies	The Conversation: Rethinking the boundaries between economic life and coronavirus death In her op-ed Dr. Mullings says COVID-19 has brought heightened visibility to these border-making practices, with the pandemic intensifying the decisions between economic and social life.
Carolyn Prouse	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	The Conversation: Rethinking the boundaries between economic life and coronavirus death In her op-ed Dr. Prouse says now, as governments speak of opening borders more widely due to the economic costs of COVID-19, countries are beginning to make new, challenging decisions between public health and economic growth.
Kyla Tienhaara	Arts and Science School of Environmental Studies	The Conversation: How to build a better Canada after COVID-19: Launch a fossil-free future In her op-ed Dr. Tienhaara says the world is now at a critical juncture — a moment of uncertainty where decisions can cause dramatic shifts in the direction a society takes.

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