Seized of Sorrow -- my new essay in Advancing Genocide Studies

Just published: Advancing Genocide Studies: Personal Accounts and Insights from Scholars in the Field (New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 2015), edited by Samuel Totten. It includes my autobiographical essay, Seized of Sorrow.

Are We Ignoring Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Men?

CBC Unreserved radio show, Sunday, October 25, 2015.

"It was a campaign issue in the recent federal election. There's even an #MMIWG hashtag. After decades of activism, the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women is finally on the radar of the public. But what about indigenous men and boys? Aboriginal men account for approximately 71 per cent of aboriginal homicide victims in Canada, but rates of violence against indigenous men don't seem to mobilize the same kind of support or interest -- and haven't been studied to the same extent. Dr. Adam Jones, a professor of political science at UBC Okanagan, wants to change that."

Link to podcast interview (13 mins.)

The Crisis of Murdered and Missing Aboriginal Men in Canada

An audio version of my public talk at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver on October 8, 2015. Many thanks to Theryn Meyer and Philip Johnston of SFU Advocacy for Men & Boys for organizing, sponsoring, and recording this talk.