Critical Conversations III: International, Indigenous, Intersectional
Welcome to the third annual diversity research forum
There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives.
- Audre Lorde
On behalf of the Diversity Conference Planning Committee, I would like to thank everyone - presenters, panelists, students, faculty, staff and community members - who joined us at this year’s forum. Video podcasts of the keynote addresses are now available below, and audio podcasts of the panel sessions will be posted soon.
I am already looking forward to being together in diversity with you again at next year's conference. Please contact me if you would like to be involved.
Grace Wong Sneddon
Adviser to the Provost on Equity and Diversity
Podcasts
The podcast files may take a few minutes to download - please be patient.
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Whose local? Whose global? Knowledge, diversity and intersectionality in a troubled world (1.01 GB MP4, video, 56 minutes) |
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The key to life, living, existence and community (1.4 GB MP4, video, 78 minutes) View now Lorna Williams Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Knowledge and Learning and Assistant Professor, Aboriginal Education, Curriculum and Instruction - with opening remarks by Maxine Matilpi, Ron George, May Sam and Grace Wong Sneddon |
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Declaring the Games open: The 2010 Vancouver Olympic ceremonies and the politics of Indigenous symbolism |
Can Caliban speak? (82 MB MP3, audio, 72 minutes) |
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| Challenging the heterosexual matrix (93 MB MP3, audio, 82 minutes) Listen now Facilitator: Heather Tapley (Women's Studies) Barbara Waterfall (Social Work), Eli Mannning (Social Work), Aaron Devor (Sociology/Graduate Studies), Lyn Davis (Studies in Policy and Practice), Lisa Poole (Sociology), Daley Laing (Cultural, Social and Political Thought/Sociology) Dann Hoxsey (Sociology) |
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| Intergenerational and intercultural conversations: Elders and youth (121 MB MP3, audio, 53 minutes) Listen now Facilitators: Maxine Matilpi (Law) and Jin-Sun Yoon (Child and Youth Care) Marie Cooper (Tsartlip Nation,) Sadaf Pourmand (antidote), Rakiya Larkin, Michiko Midge Ayukawa, Leatrice Lam, Letitia Annamalai |
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International global mixing: Conversations to build diverse social connections at UVic (62 MB MP3, audio, 55 minutes) |
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Pushing the boundaries of inclusion: The role of students with intellectual disabilities in the university community |
Copyright notice: The content of these podcasts may not be distributed, downloaded, modified, used or reused - except for explicitly non-commercial, personal research, study and criticism - without the express written consent of the speakers. Contact multi@uvic.ca for more information.
Blog
The conference blog is available at http://criticalconversations.wordpress.com/.
Conference hashtags: #critcon2010 and #uvic.
