Vol. 46 No. 2 (2025): Open Call / Gender and Climate Justice

Cover images shows a blue ceramic tile with a green fish.

Issue 46.2 (2025) is dedicated to Tanja Harrison. The cover image, "Fish," is a ceramic tile created by Tanja in 2024.

Published: 2025-07-16

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Gender and Climate Justice

Gender and Climate Justice

Lori Lee Oates, Sritama Chatterjee

97-100
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M’sɨt No’kmaq Learning about Settler Relations and Responsibility in Trauma, Climate Change and Gender

Riley Olstead, Kim Burnett

101-113
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Feminist Community-led Perspectives on Disaster Adaptations Stories from Wetland Local Women Communities in Bangladesh

Margot Hurlbert, Barsha Kairy, Ranjan Datta

114-127
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Uncertainty and Other Forms of Hope An Environmental Pedagogy

Tanis MacDonald

128-137
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Lori Lee Oates and Sritama Chatterjee Speak with Camelia Dewan

Lori Lee Oates, Sritama Chatterjee

138-142
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The Intersectional Environmentalist How to Dismantle Systems of Oppression to Protect People and Planet

Nicole Vankooten

143-144
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The End of This World Climate Justice in So-Called Canada

Carole Therrien

145-146
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Queer Ecofeminism From Binary Environmental Endeavours to Postgender Pursuits

Sakihitowin Awasis

147-149
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The Farmer and the Snake

Sophia Godsoe

150-151
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Open Call 2025

In Memory of Tanja Harrison

Donna Bourne-Tyson, Jacqueline Gahagan, Bernadette Russo

2-3
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A New Atlantis? Shifting Shorelines and Salt Marshes Between Third and Fourth Wave Feminism in the Twenty-first Century

Tegan Zimmerman

4-11
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Of Two-Spirit and Indigenous Queerness Indigenous Queerness Today

Nicolas Côté-Saucier

12-28
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Masculinities at the Crossroads Theoretical Insights into Gendered Violence and Social Class in Taslima Nasrin's Lajja

Sanjana Chakraborty, Dhananjay Tripathi

29-41
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“Coming In” to Queer Psychology The Value of Blending Queer Theory and Psychology in Critical Autoethnography

Alicia Wright, Phillip Joy, Conor Barker

42-46
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Intersectional Promises How Well did the Canadian National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence Integrate an Intersectional Approach?

Olesya Kochkina

47-59
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Book Review: Ejaculate Responsibly A Whole New Way to Think About Abortion

Jodi VanderHeide

60-61
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AMI Working Papers

Tegan Zimmerman

62
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Family Caregiving as Health Work A Critical Perspective on the Value of Supporting a Loved One Aging at Home

Mary Rita Holland

63-72
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Institutionalizing Women Empowerment in Nigeria The Contributions of the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs to Sustainable Development

Adebola Esther Osegboun

73-85
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Continuing the Conversation Intergenerational Student Feminist Activism

Sam le Nobel, Julie Glaser

86-89
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A World Nothing Like Mine

Mariana Martinez Caloca

90-91
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To Be Brave

Sam Sinclair

92
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A Woman's Burden

Jyotsana Balasubramaniyam

93
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I'd Like to Meet Her

Catherine Khaperska

94-95
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Vol. 46 No. 2 (2025): Open Call / Gender and Climate Justice

Full Issue

Gender and Climate Justice

Gender and Climate Justice

M’sɨt No’kmaq Learning about Settler Relations and Responsibility in Trauma, Climate Change and Gender

Feminist Community-led Perspectives on Disaster Adaptations Stories from Wetland Local Women Communities in Bangladesh

Uncertainty and Other Forms of Hope An Environmental Pedagogy

Lori Lee Oates and Sritama Chatterjee Speak with Camelia Dewan

The Intersectional Environmentalist How to Dismantle Systems of Oppression to Protect People and Planet

The End of This World Climate Justice in So-Called Canada

Queer Ecofeminism From Binary Environmental Endeavours to Postgender Pursuits

The Farmer and the Snake

Open Call 2025

In Memory of Tanja Harrison

A New Atlantis? Shifting Shorelines and Salt Marshes Between Third and Fourth Wave Feminism in the Twenty-first Century

Of Two-Spirit and Indigenous Queerness Indigenous Queerness Today

Masculinities at the Crossroads Theoretical Insights into Gendered Violence and Social Class in Taslima Nasrin's Lajja

“Coming In” to Queer Psychology The Value of Blending Queer Theory and Psychology in Critical Autoethnography

Intersectional Promises How Well did the Canadian National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence Integrate an Intersectional Approach?

Book Review: Ejaculate Responsibly A Whole New Way to Think About Abortion

AMI Working Papers

Family Caregiving as Health Work A Critical Perspective on the Value of Supporting a Loved One Aging at Home

Institutionalizing Women Empowerment in Nigeria The Contributions of the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs to Sustainable Development

Continuing the Conversation Intergenerational Student Feminist Activism

A World Nothing Like Mine

To Be Brave

A Woman's Burden

I'd Like to Meet Her

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