Workshop E: Remixing Knowledge in Dialogue: Conceptualizing Power in the Institution

Workshop  facilitated by Margaret Jean Westby, her description is as follows: The workshop “Conceptualizing Power in the Institution” addresses issues of authority, distribution, gender, and politics between universities, research labs, graduate committees, faculty, administration, and students. I will define and present a workshop about the Imposter Syndrome and how it impacts gender, politics, and multiple […]

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Remixing Knowledge in Dialogue: Navigating Interdisciplinarity Panel

For “Navigating Interdisciplinarity Research-Creation Practices” panel, a round table discussion between Sofian Audry, Mélanie Binette, Joanna Donehower, Taien Ng-Chan, Annie Katsura Rollins, and Margaret Jean Westby (research-creation scholars) that will address performative methodologies outside the boundaries of disciplinary and academic frameworks. The discussion will focus on research-creation works, looking at examples of specific performances and […]

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Standing on Their Shoulders

As part of Black History Month, CaPSL presents a community event organized with the Black Community Resource Centre (BCRC). Standing on Their Shoulders is an initiative to highlight, preserve, and pass on the Black, English-Speaking history of Montreal’s Little Burgundy district  and engage Black youth to reflect on this heritage through the creation of a series of short videos. […]

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