“Neither Here nor There: A Canadian Suburban Imaginary” The Robarts Keynote was recently created to strengthen our collaboration with the International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS). We intend to highlight the work of one of our colleagues, every year, by hosting a keynote at the end of the ICCS Annual General Meeting. Please join us […]
Screening, Q & A, and live performances by creator, Romeo Candido, and lead actor, Cyrena Fiel. Special performance from Alexis Estropia and Gregory Dy Sun (Filipino Student’s Association at York) Topline: Filipinx Diaspora and Sonic Aspirations in the City July 13, 2022 7-9 p.m. Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave, Toronto TICKETS More information: https://filipinext.ca/schedule
Moderator: Aisha Saintiche, Certified Health Coach, Senior Policy Advisor, York Region Speakers: Robyn Brown Director, Sr. Practice Lead, Planning, IBI Title: Inclusionary Zoning and Gender-Based Design Ana-Francisca de la Mora, Director, Sr. Practice Lead, Architecture, IBI Group Title: Gender-Based Design: Making Travel Easier For Everyone Date & Time: Wednesday, July 6 from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Want to save the world and earn credits at the same time? Interested in widening your career network? Looking for ways to supercharge your resume? Ready to gain more professional skills— like teamwork, project management, and leadership? If you have said yes to any of these questions, then C4 is for you. Attend our virtual […]
Jack Saddleback bares raw stories with humorous musings to uplift spaces for identities like his, a Cree two-spirit, transgender gay man. Weaving experiences of personal resilience, community compassion, and societal shifts in his keynote, Jack inspires the future lens needed to create an intersectional holistic society. Where we see Wapahtowak (pronunciation: wah-pah-taw-walk): They See Each […]
The Centre for Indigenous Knowledge and Languages & The Department of Indigenous Initiatives Presents… Ambe Daga Wiijiiwishin: An Indigenous Walk on Campus (“Come with Me”: An Indigenous Walk on Campus) Join us for a walk to reflect on Indigenous History Month as we explore Indigenous spaces on campus. All students, staff, and faculty are welcome. […]
Join us in-person or online for a free presentation from the curator of Powerful Glow and Planting one Another Join us for a free Curator Talk featuring Lisa Myers, who will speak about key works, themes and threads that weave throughout Powerful Glow, her new exhibition exploring the legacy of late Mi’kmaw artist Mike MacDonald. She […]
A Talk by Namegosibii Anishinaabe Helen Olsen Agger, Ph.D., author of Dadibaajim: Returning Home Through Narrative, 2021, University of Manitoba Press, Winner of Canadian Historical Association’s Clio Prize (Ontario). In this presentation, Dr. Agger will use Anishinaabe Language, Anishinaabe Place Names, and Historic Travel Routes to explain Anishinaabe Methodology and History.
Indigenous scholars explore how to approach Indigenous History or Studies in academia: Who should be doing Indigenous history? Why? How should academics approach Indigenous History or studies? Why? What are Indigenous research methodologies? Why are they important?
Join us for our second session of the Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club, taking place during National Indigenous History Month on Tuesday, June 14 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. This book club is a space where non-Indigenous and Indigenous people can come together to learn through conversations amongst Indigenous guest speakers […]