It has been a pleasure and an honour to talk with @TraceyLindberg who spoke with such kindness, fairness, and love. I am grateful for this experience and encourage anyone to listen to Tracey's words. Her stories, teachings, and wisdom may change you https://t.co/Y2HBSBf2Mg
Join us for our 'When I Dare to be Powerful' talk this Wednesday at 7pm BST, where I will be in conversation with Professor @TraceyLindberg on Indigenous voice, and writing as a form of activist engagement. https://t.co/KpummXwbeR
hi!!! we are open for submissions! For our second issue, we invite contributors from Latin American countries who write in English, emerging authors who are citizens of, and based in, Latin American countries! Please spread the word!💞
https://t.co/iXVEnBIGi4
We are enjoying right now Valentina di Riso's presentation, '“The Sounds We Were Born To Sing”: Recovering the voices of Inuit children against Canada’s residential schools'! An amazing start to our Postocolonialism panel in room 213!
To attend the conference, refer to the 'Schedule' link on your confirmation email, find the panel you wish to view, and click on the YouTube link - send any enquiries to [email protected]
We are extremely honoured to have the incomparable Avtar Brah give the opening keynote speech at 'Building Bridges'. Professor Brah will speak from 10am-11am on 4th April 2022. Register below to join.
https://t.co/0KI9LtbFD4
I'm co-organising the interdisciplinary Posthuman Bodies & Embodied Posthumanisms conference, which will be running this year. Date for submissions is 29 Apr 2022. See our website for more info https://t.co/mXJDcvvTLU.
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A great review of In Good Relation: History, Gender, and Kinship in Indigenous Feminisms edited by by @SarahANickel and Amanda Fehr was published in the British Journal of Canadian Studies. Read the review by @valentinaderiso here: https://t.co/f6821nSNMS
We are thrilled to give you ISSUE ONE OF SPOOKY GAZE: https://t.co/961MK6inwm 💫💫💫
featuring perceptively spooky explorations by @arozells, @cursetheground, Cristine Gostinski Costa, @nocturnalxlight, @visgitz, John Grey, @kaye_herl, @FirefoxAllen and @BachtLorelei
Happy New Year! We're blown away by the number of submissions! Thanks everyone! We'll communicate our decisions by 31st Jan so keep your eyes peeled. For those who wish to attend our conference, which is free, more details will follow soon on here and our website (link in bio).
Thank you to all the writers who generously submitted their work to Issue 1. Each piece we've read so far, regardless of whether it was accepted, was thrilling, awe-inspiring, thought-provoking and a delight to read.
With deep care, wisdom, wit, humour, and compassion, Lee Maracle has helped us look at relationships and our place in the world in another way. Her words are forever in my heart. Celia's Song continues to accompany me in my journey and I am grateful. "Haitchka siem" ❤
Thinking about Lee Maracle, and how, when all Canadian publishers refused to publish "Bobbi Lee, Indian Rebel" because they said it wouldn't sell, she went out and made a petition of people who said they'd buy her book to convince them otherwise. She bulldozed space for NDN women
1/2 This is one example. British students getting a dated and distorted view of Native American history: exam Qs ask about 'destruction', 'defeat', as 'obstacles' to expansion, as peoples who took 'little action' on to defend their rights. https://t.co/p1rknKeEwz
🚨 We just have a little update on our CfP
Upon acceptance of proposals, presenters will be asked to prepare a pre-recorded presentation of their work and send it to the organisers at least two weeks in advance of the conference to be shared among participants and attendees. 1/3