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York Digital Journals

Consists of films, audio recordings or other objects published as part of York-hosted digital journals that cannot be easily streamed or displayed in the OJS software.

Critical Disability Discourses | Discours critiques dans le champ du handicap
Critical Disability Discourses/Discours critiques dans le champ du handicap is a bilingual, interdisciplinary journal, publishing articles that focus on experiences of disability from a critical perspective. This collection includes audiovisual material published by the journal. For articles and issues, visit: https://cdd.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/cdd/index .
Health Tomorrow: Interdisciplinarity and Internationality
Health Tomorrow: Interdisciplinarity and Internationality (HTII) is an open access, peer review journal based out of York University. We are dedicated to publishing research that is relevant to issues of health from social justice perspectives.
Journal of Narrative Politics
Consists of audiovisual material published as part of the York-hosted journal, the Journal of Narrative Politics, preserved and available for streaming.
Tusaaji: A Translation Review
In the Inuktitut language, the wordtusaajimeans “one who listens carefully.” It designates a person who has an exceptional capacity to listen to others.Tusaajiis also the Inuit word for “interpreter/translator”. Tusaaji: A Translation Review is a space of collective inquiry into translation as the embodiment of larger questions of culture. We investigate translation at intersections across traditions, languages, and fields of knowledge and discourse. Our aim is to entertain a variety of voices in translation with a focus on the Americas. We understand translation as a complex process of negotiation of meanings, knowledges, and subjectivities. We believe that translation plays a key role in the relationships between subjects and communities and constitutes a site to understand the historicity of cultural contact in contemporary societies. We conceive of translation as a transdisciplinary field in flux within a larger critique about the boundaries among disciplines. Tusaaji is the online peer-reviewed journal of the Research Group on Translation and Transcultural Contact based in Toronto, at Glendon College (York University). Given its hemispheric focus,Tusaaji invites contributions in the languages of the Americas,both Euro-American and indigenous. This collection includes audiovisual material published by the journal. For articles and issues, visit: https://tusaaji.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/tusaaji/issue/archive .