JCRI advances research on race and racialization and encourages interdisciplinary approaches to critical race inquiry that extend beyond institutional walls.
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ALT Reads "Call for Papers: Race & Queer, Trans, and Reproductive Rights. Submissions Due March 30" in black text on a yellow background. The JCRI logo is in the bottom right corner.
ALT Text reads, "Ghadah Alrasheed, Brandon Rigato, Nadia Hai, & Aden Dur-e-Aden. Cultural Genocide, Mass Immigration, and the Kalergi Plan: Conceptualizations of Race in White Identity Politics Online. bit.ly/jcriwinter" and features the JCRI logo and and an orange-brown crisscrossed background.
ALT Text reads "Now accepting submissions" on a yellow background with the JCRI logo in the bottom right corner.
ALT Text reads "Rinaldi & Fernando. The Flows of Racial Capitalism: Charting the Spread of COVID-19 through Alberta's Meatpacking Industry" and includes photos of the authors.
ALT "Manjeet Birk: Critical Race Composite Counter Storytelling as Appropriate Methodology to 'Wrestle the White Beast' bit.ly/jcri_may2023 JCRI" on a yellow crisscross-patterned background.
ALT Text reads "Intimate Orientations: JCRI's Spring Issue is Now Live!" on a yellow background with black type.
ALT Text Reads: I’ll talk only of inflation, of sanctions, of terraces and of kingdoms, of words dislodged from meaning, of possessions, of no thresholds for some suffering, of embellishments that ought not fool us; of everything in the name of security; of lawfulness; of prayers only ever provisionally addressed. - Bahar Orang, My Addressee
ALT "so much of this anti-racist work that is happening in Ontario and elsewhere is happening on the backs of Black families, racialized families, Black communities, Indigenous communities—the voices, the burden, and the risk that's involved cannot possibly be compared to greater levers of protection we have within institutions." -Vidya Shah
ALT "The racist assumptions that facilitated terra nullius are that Indigenous people were insignificant and vanishing and would soon disappear, or, as notorious assimilationist Duncan Campbell Scott plotted, that we would be "absorbed into the body politic." Canada's strategy to "kill the Indian in the child" through residential schools created a lot of self-hatred and shame among people." -Deanna Reder