Arthur Newspaper: Volume 57

Articles
Living With An Invisible Disability
A disability is defined as a limitation or impairment, either physical or mental, which makes it more difficult for an individual to do certain activities (activity limitation), or interferes with their ability to interact with the world around them (participation restrictions). There are both visible and invisible forms of disability, which can impact the way a person is able to participate in society. It does not mean, however, that someone diagnosed with a disability is unable to live a rich, fulfilling life. It simply means that they may need different accommodations and supports, while still respecting the person’s individual autonomy.
May 12th Board of Governors Meeting: Momentous Change or More of the Same?
The Trent Board of Governors met on May 12th for an "update" on the Momentous Change Campaign before falling back into old habits and planning tuition increases for specific programs.
The Sustainable Guyana Program and Oil Money: Investigating Fossil Fuel Funding at Trent University
Head Journalist Irene Suvillaga investigates the Sustainable Guyana program and its connections to and funding from companies in the fossil fuel sector.
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Podcast
Peterborough Politics Podcast
Episode 4! We finally have local music to serve as the official #PtboPoliPod theme! Big shout out to Garbageface for supplying us with these bangers. The second is that we hosted our first guest on the show, Councillor Matt Crowley, who joined us to talk about his experience as a new City Councillor.
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