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This intervention introduces the concept of multisensory positionality.
The David O'Brien Centre for Sustainable Enterprise at the John Molson School of Business presents Jon Erickson, Professor, Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources Fellow, Gund Institute for Ecological Economics.
MB 6.240 (sixth floor) (1450 Guy)
In this talk, The Globe and Mail's Jenn Thornhill Verma will dive into her journalism as the Globe's Pulitzer Center Ocean Reporting Network Fellow, and how on-the-ground reporting shapes her work.
The Department of Philosophy is pleased to welcome invited guest lecturer Tao Jiang.
John Crowley is Chief of Section - Research, Policy and Foresight, Sector for Social and Human Sciences, at UNESCO in Paris. This seminar will offer a brief overview of some current contributions to the debates on the representation and rights of nature, emphasizing the role of environmental humanities, in order to open a space of discussion on how the various dimensions and limitations of representation can help to grasp the connections between the political, ethical, imaginative and artistic dynamics of the Anthropocene.
Join us for the premiere of a 45‑minute documentary exploring Quebec City through the experiences of three English-speaking newcomers. Set within a predominantly francophone environment, the film traces their daily lives as they navigate language, identity, and belonging in the city. Personal stories are complemented by insights from local English-language organizations engaged in reception and settlement work, as well as a broader look at the history of English-language immigration to Quebec City. Blending video ethnography and research-creation, the documentary by QUESCREN Research Associate Anita Aloisio captures adaptation in real time. Screening followed by Q&A and refreshments.
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