Canadian Feminist Magazine

All works by Carley-Jane Stanton

Carley-Jane Stanton

Carley-Jane Stanton is a mushroom forager, cyclist, and Albertan living and studying in Oxford, United Kingdom. Her academic research explores economic and environmental precarity in areas of energy production and ecological degradation.

Fire in Fort Mac: Stories from the Mushroom Trail

Interviews , Issue 9: Weather , Politics

In the aftermath of the 2016 fires in Fort McMurray, morels flourished. Carley-Jane Stanton foraged alongside mushroom hunters, discussing the future of the oil sands, our changing climate, and how the economy effects workers' choices.

Carley-Jane Stanton / April 2, 2018

Family in the Time of the Internet

Mediated Natures: Surveillance and Animals

(Indigenous) Governance is Gay

Editorial Note: Watch Yourself

Watched and Not Seen: Tech, Power, and Dehumanization

Ontario Midwives Demand Pay Equity

A Real Estate Ghost Story

Punished, Shamed, Sued, or Healed

Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People

On Seeing Chinese Mothers On-Screen

What is Slut Island?

An Interview with Austra

When Ceremony is Not Enough

Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People

A Real Estate Ghost Story

Becoming a Butt Slut: Anal Sex as a Practice of Sexual Mindfulness

All works by Carley-Jane Stanton

Carley-Jane Stanton

Fire in Fort Mac: Stories from the Mushroom Trail