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Unpacking Colonizations: Stories, Bodies & Places

A community dialogue


Date & time
Tuesday, November 24, 2026
1 p.m. – 3 p.m.

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Cost

This event is free.

Contact

Neslihan Sriram

Where

Grey Nuns Annex
1211-1215 St-Mathieu St.
Room 2.221

Accessible location

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Photo of tiles spelling out People Remember Stories; photo courtesy of Brett Jordan, Unsplash.com

Colonization is often told through dates, events, and political histories. But what happens when we shift the focus to the stories, bodies, places, and futures shaped by colonialism?

This community dialogue brings forward the lived experiences of people navigating the coloniality-migration matrix.

Together, we will explore not only histories of oppression but also…

  • resistance,
  • memory,
  • belonging,
  • displacement,
  • and the futures people imagine and create.

Moving beyond narratives of factuality, the conversation invites space for embodied knowledge, personal stories, and the geopolitical grief experienced both globally and in our local communities.

Come listen, share, reflect, and imagine what becomes possible when these voices move to the center.

Questions? Ask: neslihan.sriram@concordia.ca or jayanthan.sriram@concordia.ca

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