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Here is the preview of our workshops, co-hosted events, and lecture series. Exact dates, times, and rooms to come once available.

Fall 2021

• Movement-led Research! A Conversation with Chris Dixon (Dec 8, 2021)
  
• Jesse Tomalty, Discrimination at the Border (Co-organized with the Philosophy Department) (Dec 3, 2021) - Online only
  
• "Access to Information" Requests: A How-To Workshop (Oct 27, 2021)
• How we fit Climate Justice work into our daily lives - A Talk with Climate Justice Montreal (Oct 15, 2021)
  
• Justice Between Generations: Asian, African, Indigenous, and Western Perspectives (September 29, 2021 – October 1, 2021)
   

Spring/Summer 2021

• Workshop on Amandine Catala’s Book Manuscript  – (Virtual): March 26
• Political Theory of Populism Workshop – (Virtual, Organized by the Social Justice Postdoctoral Fellow Agnes Tam): April 16-17
  
• Annual Social Justice Theory Workshop – (Virtual): June 10-11

Fall 2020

• 2^nd Annual Social Justice Theory Workshop – (Virtual): August 27-28
• Florencia Abbate, Feminismo y literatura en Argentina – (Virtual): November 6
  

Winter 2020

• Jasbir Puar, A No-State Solution - Palestine and the Question of Queer Theory: January 30
  
• Beverly Best, Wages for Housework Redux - Up-Ending the “Crisis of Care”: February 5
• Public Panel on Immigration, Can Immigration Provide an Answer to Population Ageing? (Organized by the Social Justice Postdoctoral Fellow Isabella Trifan): February 13
• Adam Hosein, Gender Libertarianism in the Workplace: February 14
• Social Justice Fellow Series, Elisabeth Roy Trudel and Maxine Iannuccilli: March 12
  
• Luis Sotelo Castro, Not Being Able to Speak is Torture: Performing Listening to Painful Narratives: March 18 CANCELLED
• 2^nd Annual Virtue Ethics and Politics Workshop – The Personal and the Common Good: March 27-28 CANCELLED

Fall 2019

• Social Justice Theory Workshop: August 29-30
• Other 1919s: The Problem of Sovereignty in a Global Context: September 6-7
  
• The Charles Taylor Lecture Series – Philip Pettit: Part One on 'Persons' (September 19) and Part Two on 'Values' (September 20)
  
• Social Sciences and Philosophy: A Common Problem, A Common Temporality by Mariana Larison: September 25
• Current Perspectives on Sustainable Investing by Amr Addas: October 28
  
• Is Entrepreneurship the Solution to Poverty? by Geoff Kistruck: November 1
  
• Neo-Aristotelian Ethical Naturalism and the Challenge of Germline Genome Editing by Nancy Snow: November 8
  
• The Political Aesthetics of Public Art in Democracy by Fred Evans: November 15
  
• Social Justice Fellows Series | Arman Motaghi and Mostafa Henaway: November 18
  
• The Unnatural Origins of Self-Interest by Ted McCormick: November 28

This page is updated when exact dates are confirmed. Details for each activity are posted individually on the Events page once they are available.  

If you have any question regarding one of these events, you are welcome to contact us.