Past Event! Note: this event has already taken place.
Feminist Futures in A Time of Pandemic: Scholar Strike Teach-In Discussion
October 1, 2020 at 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
| Location: | Zoom |
| Cost: | Free |
| Audience: | Alumni, Carleton Community, Current Students, Faculty, Media, Prospective Students, Staff, Staff and Faculty |
| Key Contact: | Lana Keon |
| Contact Email: | lana.keon@carleton.ca |
Join us at the Institute of Women’s and Gender Studies on Thursday Oct 1, 1-2 pm, as we kick off our Feminist Futures events for this year with a discussion of the Scholar Strike Canada electronic teach-ins.
If you watched the teach-ins but didn’t have a chance to discuss them with anyone because you were home alone with your screen, or you didn’t get a chance to watch but had planned to do so, now’s your opportunity for a review with company! This will be an open facilitated discussion – no presentations – in which you can share your thoughts and feelings about these amazing presentations – and about the current state of struggles against racism and white supremacy in our universities and in the world more broadly. And you are welcome to show up just to listen in!
You can find links to the sessions on the Scholar Strike Canada YouTube Channel.
Although I hope we can compare notes on what we found interesting – like a review session – for purposes of our intersectional work at the PJIWGS, you might find particularly interesting the sessions on gender, such as “Gender, Colonialism and Anti-Black Police Racist Violence” and “Black Tax and the Invisible Labour of Black Women in the Academy,” and/or sessions that take up Black/Indigenous relations, such as “Co-Conspiring Against Carceral Systems.”
We are in the process of planning other Feminist Futures events for the fall, including a workshop with Jennifer Nash, author of Black Feminism Reimagined, who was going to be our Flo Bird speaker last March, on Thurs Nov 19, 1-2 pm.
To receive the Zoom link for next Thursday’s event, please, register below