Past Events

Abstract:

“Sound and stories are crucial spiritual, emotional, and intellectual foods that we all must partake of in order to thrive! Sound and stories can remind us that life is rewarding and worth living — even with its current obstacles and challenges. There is vast potential and possibility if we share the wealth of the Earth in a more respectful, responsible, custodial, and equitable manner.” -Douglas R. Ewart

Thesis Title: "Philosophical definition of freedom as opportunity sets" ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND  

8:30-9:00     Registration, Coffee, and Icebreaker 9:00-9:15     Welcome and Opening Remarks 9:15-10:35   Panel One: Postcolonial Panel A (Moderated by Alessia Ursella) Marisa Benjamin     Decolonising Reconciliation: Indigenous Resistance Agains The Weaponization of Hope Larura Van De Walle     A Journey of Understanding: Alternative Narratives Written by Female Indigenous Authors Madison Chan     Reclaiming the Black Female Body: Undressing White Supremecy withing the Medical Journals of the 19th Century

Thesis Title: Resolving a Kantian Problem:                      Beyond Reconciliation to Formal Unity ALL ARE WELCOME