By weaving together thought-provoking, heartfelt, and interdisciplinary writing and artistry from undergraduate students, Quilt aims to reconcile the divide between scholarly and creative work. Quilt is an opportunity for students to share work that they are proud of.
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Quilt is written and published on the ancestral lands of the Huron-Wendat, Anishinaabe, and Haudenosaunee people. The land that is now known as Canada was taken illegally and continues to be violently occupied by unwelcome guests. Quilt stands against all forms of global colonialism past and present. We acknowledge the privilege it is to be able to live and work in Kingston (Katarokwi) and the responsibility we have to the stewardship of the land and reconciliation. We will continue to provide a space to amplify Indigenous voices whenever possible.