La Sénatrice Michèle Audette est une leader autochtone reconnue. Fille d'un père québécois et d'une mère innue, Michèle Audette est originaire de la communauté innue de Uashat mak Mani-Utenam au Québec.

This workshop will consist in dicussing methods and writing practices, starting with collaborative work on political/state violence in Paris, France. Desjarlais and Habrih will present their respective methods and how their collaborative/contrapuntal engagements unfolded on the ground, before presenting some of their writing strategies in Traces of Violence (UC Press, 2021). The workshop will then move toward an open discussion on the concept of trace and inquiring into violence and its (past, present, and future) afterlives.

Gastón Gordillo will provide us with an overview of his forthcoming book Here Comes the Horde: Racial Geographies of the Argentine Multitude. A specter haunts white supremacists worldwide: the image of dark-skinned multitudes on the move, invading, and taking over nations and places imagined and felt as white. In his book, Gordillo analyzes these fears of incoming multitudes to reflect on the affective geographies of white supremacy and especially on the power of the racialized multitudes that challenge them in Argentina.

Il nous fait plaisir de confirmer la soutenancede thèse de doctorat de Najat Firzly (Psychologie) qui aura lieu le lundi 14 mars 2022 à 13h00 par vidéoconférence

Titre de la thèse

"Les comportements interpersonnels des mentors en contexte de travail, leurs antécédents et les répercussions pour les mentorés : Une analyse selon la perspective de la théorie de l’autodétermination"

Superviseurs

Il nous fait plaisir de confirmer la soutenancede thèse de doctorat de Najat Firzly (Psychologie) qui aura lieu le lundi 14 mars 2022 à 13h00 par vidéoconférence

Titre de la thèse

"Les comportements interpersonnels des mentors en contexte de travail, leurs antécédents et les répercussions pour les mentorés : Une analyse selon la perspective de la théorie de l’autodétermination"

Superviseurs

Presented by CIPS and the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies

Cross-border Solidarities in Twenty-First Century Contexts: Feminist Perspectives and Activist Practices (edited by Janet M. Conway, Pascale Dufour and Dominique Masson)

After an introduction to the book, presenters will briefly offer five-minute snapshots of their chapters. Q&As will be woven in throughout.

Presented by CIPS and the Security Studies Network

What is the role of Yemeni actors in peace-making in Yemen? Much international debate and analysis focuses on the role of regional and international powers and of the UN, but the role of local actors – including civil society, tribes, in addition to the Diaspora – tends to be neglected. In this panel, Nadwa Al-Dawsari and Farea Al-Muslimi will therefore discuss the role of these and other Yemeni actors in the prospects for peace in Yemen in 2022. 

Speakers:

Presented by CIPS as part of Black History Month