Jihadist recruitment. Papier show.

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• Radio Canada International (in Spanish) posts an article referencing the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies for its research on jihadist organizations and their recruitment methods. MIGS senior deputy director Kyle Matthews and assistant to the director Marie Lamensch are quoted. Lamensch was also interviewed yesterday on 98.7 FM (link not available), explaining to show host Benoit Dutrizac how women have become active participants in the recruitment of jihadists. Rythme 105,7 FM posted the story on its website.
• 24news.ca reprises an earlier story from the Montreal Gazette reporting that collages created by Luanne Martineau, associate professor in the Department of Studio Arts, are being shown as part of the 'Papier' exhibition in Montreal's Old Port. Admission is free of charge for the event, organized by Montreal's Contemporary Art Galleries Association.

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