Joint Chair in Women's Studies/Chaire Conjointe en études des femmes

Come join us in an informal, supportive setting to discuss ways to reckon with the challenges of doing fieldwork and ethnographic research in our times

Students doing feminist research, come join our writing retreat!

Aux étudiant.es qui font des recherches en études féministes, participez à notre retraite d’écriture!

Do not miss this rare opportunity to workshop and engage with the work of Italian feminist Leopoldina Fortunati in her presence!

Please join Carleton’s RIFA and ARWG on April 1 from 7-9 pm where a panel of faculty and students will discuss the past year’s events and experiences following the release of the report “The Palestine Exception: A Report of Rampant Anti-Palestinian Racism at Carleton University.

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“We are proud to announce that, despite all efforts to shut us down, the Silenced by Scholasticide exhibition will be displayed in the CUSA Wing from October 16 to October 30, 2024.

On October 4th, less than a week after Carleton University shut down our original plans, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of assembly and association, Gina Romero, stated that “Universities must take immediate steps to safeguard the right to protest peacefully on campuses in the context of international solidarity with the Palestinian people.”

The exhibition is a tribute to the over 10,000 Palestinian students and academics that have been murdered by the genocidal campaign of Israel. We will not be silenced, and we invite all to check out the exhibition when it goes live.”

lequel vous apprendrez à partager des récits à l’aide la cartographie, concevrez une carte en l’espace d’une journée, et créerez un atlas sur le thème de la fragilité en collaboration avec les autres participant.e.s de l’atelier. Que vous soyez un.e. cartographe débutant.e ou chevronné.e, cet atelier sera l’occasion d’explorer les possibilités de la cartographie comme outil narratif, inspiré par les « Atlas en un jour » du collectif Guerilla Cartography.

Les participant.e.s sont encouragé.e.s à réfléchir à l’avance à une idée de carte narrative sur le thème de la fragilité, entendu au sens le plus large possible.

Veuillez-vous inscrire avant le 26 avril, les places sont limitées!
Lunch fourni!

Cet événement aura lieu en anglais seulement, avec questions et réponses et aide individuelle disponible en anglais et français.

Come join us for a hands-on workshop in which you’ll learn how to use maps to tell stories, create your own map in just one day, and make an atlas on the theme of fragility in collaboration with the other workshop participants. Whether you are a beginner or seasoned mapmaker, this workshop will offer a unique opportunity to explore the potential of maps to tell stories, inspired by the “Atlas in a Day” experiments from the Guerilla Cartography collective.

Participants are encouraged to think ahead of time about an idea for their map on the theme of fragility, understood in the broadest possible terms.
Lunch will be provided! Please register by April 26, spots are limited!

Atlas in a Day Workshop

REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/atlas-in-a-day-workshopatelier-atlas-en-un-jour-tickets-881165980167

Come join us for a hands-on workshop in which you’ll learn how to use maps to tell stories, create your own map in just one day, and make an atlas on the theme of fragility in collaboration with the other workshop participants. Whether you are a beginner or seasoned mapmaker, this workshop will offer a unique opportunity to explore the potential of maps to tell stories, inspired by the “Atlas in a Day” experiments from the Guerilla Cartography collective.

Participants are encouraged to think ahead of time about an idea for their map on the theme of fragility, understood in the broadest possible terms.

Please register by April 26, spots are limited! Lunch provided!

This event will be in English only, with Q&A and individual help in both English and French.

Workshop led by Laurence Simard-Gagnon, community organizer and postdoctoral researcher at Carleton University.

Binding guided by Larry Thompson, Master Printer

Cover drawn on site by Aya Usama, MA student in Anthropology at Carleton University

Followed by a 5 à 7, location TBA

Please join us on April 12th in the MacOdrum Library for an event honouring Palestinian humanity and resilience. This event seeks to celebrate Palestinian life through various cultural and artistic activities.

We hope to create a space that honours Palestinian humanity and presence despite an ongoing erasure, genocide and occupation.

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