Justice Webinar and Speaker Series

"Land Love and Willful Refusals" with Dr. Kim Tallbear and Dr. Lara Sheehi is now available on YouTube!

Land, Love, and Willful Refusals The J-Series is pleased to join Kim Tallbear and Lara Sheehi in conversation as they interrupt contemporary settler logics and center Indigenous refusals acr...

For those of you interested in the article by Eve Tuck "Biting the University that Feeds Us," discussed in Slowing Research: Reflecting on Theories of Change, you can access it for free here!

Dissident Knowledge in Higher Education Current global trends suggest a time of exciting possibility for scholars as critical, community-engaged, and participatory epistemologies come to the fore. Yet, just as possibilities invite academics ...

Thank you to everyone who attended Slowing Research: Reflecting on Theories of Change this afternoon! We enjoyed such a brilliant conversation between Shaista Aziz Patel, Denise Taliaferro Baszile, and Alexis Shotwell ✨

The Justice Webinar and Speaker Series (J-Series) hosts scholarly, research, and arts focused events online through the Faculty of Humanities and Social Science at Athabasca University. We profile national and international scholars who address topics pertaining to social and transformative justice, anti-oppression, and equity. The primary goal of the J-Series is to increase capacities for justice, broadly conceived, throughout our communities, research initiatives, and teaching praxis. We host events that are collaborative and participatory, bringing grassroots movements, non-profit organizations, and academic institutions together in conversation and towards tangible action.