“Back from the field?” Insights from emerging scholars

• 27 January 2023 at 2pm
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• Emerging scholars will share their experiences with learning a different language for fieldwork, the challenges they faced doing research, and a host of related topics.

Thinking and researching through multiple languages: Insights from established scholars

• 10 February 2023 at 2pm
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• Established scholars will explore some of the issues that they have faced relating to conceptualizing, translating and researching at the intersection of different languages and cultural worlds. They will share from their own research trajectories what has been the most challenging and the most rewarding.

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The (CPM) cluster within the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies at �첥��Ƶ invites you to submit your work for our second edition of .

Canada Watch is the main publication of the Robarts Centre. The publication is for academic and non-academic audiences and shares practical and analytical insights on various topics, themes, and issues critical to understanding Canada. Written in lay language, it is a helpful tool for knowledge dissemination across diverse audiences. This is great opportunity to share your research beyond academia and to connect with people and communities interested in mad studies. 

The Cluster is reaching out first to the presenters and attendees of our recent event to invite you to submit your work to the Special Edition to be published and circulated Canada wide in the fall of 2022.  The article can be on the work presented or any other current work.

Submission:

• Up to 1000 words and should include subheadings
• References and endnotes must be kept to a bare minimum
• Content format is sharp, incisive and easily readable (lay language)
• Provide a short bio (up to 100 words), a photo, email (and/or social media handle)

Deadline: Monday, October 17^th, 2022

Please send an email with your intent to submit and send submissions in a Word document to Cindy Jiang at cindyj@yorku.ca.

Please do not hesitate to contact the Steering Committee if there are any questions, comments, concerns.

Thank you.

Critical Perspectives on Mental Health Cluster Steering Committee:

• Simon Adam, Assistant Professor, Health/Nursing, siadam@yorku.ca
• Megan Davies, Professor, LA&PS/Health & Society, daviesmj@yorku.ca
• Marina Morrow, Professor, Health/SHPM, mmmorrow@yorku.ca
• Cindy Jiang, PhD student, Critical Disability Studies, cindyj@yorku.ca

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How has digital technology reshaped our experiences and understandings of animals? Documenting two major international art exhibitions, Exhibiting Digital Animalities demonstrates the significance of contemporary art as a site for rethinking and restating human-animal relations. The twelve curated projects seek to broaden the range of artistic approaches to animals facilitated by digital technologies. Furthering the exploration started by the exhibitions, Exhibiting Digital Animalities brings together scholars from a range of disciplines to interview the artists and artist collectives. These probing conversations explore digital technology’s reconfiguration of human-animal relations, making work in response to the Anthropocene, the ethics of animal art, and the affordances of digital technology for art practice.

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Deadline for abstracts: October 26, 2020

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Congratulations to Warren Bernauer, recipient of the 2018 Robarts Centre Barbara Godard Prize for the Best Dissertation in Canadian Studies. Dr Bernauer’s dissertation "Extractive Hegemony in the Arctic: Energy Resources and Political Conflict in Nunavut, 1970-2017” went on to win the Best PHD Dissertation in Canadian Studies and most recently the Brian Long Best Doctoral Thesis in Canadian Studies Award.

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Join the Robarts Centre Environmental Research Group for a Lunch Time Question and Answer with Eve Buckley, Professor of History, University of Delaware.

Monday March 9, 2020
7th Floor Lounge, Kaneff Tower
12:30 - 2 PM

RSVP by Monday March 2, 2020 at robarts@yorku.ca

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 From Away: How Teaching Americans Changed the Way I See Canada

Claire Campbell, Bucknell University

Tuesday March 3, 2020
11:30AM - 1PM
749 Kaneff Tower

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 From Away: How Teaching Americans Changed the Way I See Canada

Claire Campbell, Bucknell University

Tuesday March 3, 2020
11:30AM - 1PM
749 Kaneff Tower

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Former Robarts Centre director Colin Coates (2011-2015) launches two new publications on November 21, 2019 as part of the MDS Seminar Series discussing "Going Back to the Land: the Nature of Canada".

The Nature of Canada (On Point Press, 2019) and La Confédération 1864-1999 nouvelles perspectives (University of Calgary Press, 2019) with commentary from Robarts Faculty Associate Jennifer Bonnell.

When: Thursday November 21, 2019, 3PM
Where: Senior Common Room, 3rd floor, York Hall, Glendon

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