José M. Causadias, Leoandra Onnie Rogers, Linda P. Juang, Tiffany Yip
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An artificial boundary is often drawn between research and activism, but scholar activism can be good for science and for society when it centres the needs of people who are multiply marginalized — especially during the current climate crisis.
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