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Upcoming Events
ISCEI is thrilled to extend a special invitation to you for an afternoon with Billy-Ray Belcourt, this year鈥檚 Writer in Residence. The last in-person event was cancelled due to a TA protest, but we are excited to invite you to join us virtually this time via Zoom.
Event Details:
- Date: November 5th
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Zoom Link:
Billy-Ray Belcourt (he/him) is from the Driftpile Cree Nation. He is a renowned author with five books to his name, including A Minor Chorus and the forthcoming Coexistence. Currently, he serves as an Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in the School of Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia.
Belcourt鈥檚 works explore a diverse array of topics, including decolonial love, grief, intimacy, queer sexuality, and the pivotal role of Indigenous women in social resistance movements. Notably, his poetry collection This Wound is a World was recognized as one of CBC's top ten poetry collections in 2017 and won the 2018 Canadian Griffin Poetry Prize. Moreover, Belcourt is the recipient of esteemed accolades such as the Rhodes Scholarship, the Griffin Poetry Prize, the City of Edmonton Book Prize, and two BC and Yukon Book Prizes.
Past Events
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You are warmly invited to a public talk on A Haudenosaunee Perspective on the Development of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples听with Dr. Kenneth Atsenhaienton Deer on October 22nd, 2024, at 5:30 PM at MCMED 1345.
The Haudenosaunee was involved in the development of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. It was a long journey beginning with Deskaheh, a Cayuga Chief, traveling to Geneva in 1923 to the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations and the Working Group on the Draft Declaration until the vote in the General Assembly in 2007.
This lecture will describe that journey.
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You are warmly invited to a public talk on Haudenosaunee Diplomacy with Dr. Kenneth Atsenhaienton Deer on October 25th, 2024, at 4:00 PM in Room LEA 26.
Dr. Deer will provide an in-depth look at the Great Law of Peace and its influence on Haudenosaunee diplomacy, from its creation through the colonial period to the modern era. As a member of the Bear Clan from Kahnawake and former Secretary of the Mohawk Nation, Dr. Deer has been a leading advocate for Indigenous rights for over thirty years, actively participating in various UN forums and working groups.
We hope you can join us for this insightful discussion.
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ISCEI is excited听to extend a special invitation to you for an afternoon with Soleil Launi猫re, this year's Artist in Residence.听For this performance, she will use water as a medium to evoke healing and regeneration. She will immerse myself in large containers, symbolizing the depths of the seas. The idea is to symbolically merge with the tears of the Earth, in a way purifying those of humanity. The performance's sound environment will be captured underwater using a hydrophone. Her songs will then be heard at different levels, allowing spectators to experience these sounds as if they were an unborn child in the womb.
By interacting with the water, She aims to bring a form of healing to colonized lands, hoping to foster the renewal of nature on ravaged soils. The audience is thus invited to connect with both the medium and the artist, intending to induce a slowing of thoughts and a cleansing effect.
This sonic and physical immersion becomes a metaphor for resilience, a form of rebirth, emphasizing the importance of paying attention to moments of tranquility and connection. It represents a symbiosis with our environment, grounded in the perpetual acts of daily cleansing.
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En interagissant avec l'eau, j鈥檃spire 脿 apporter une forme de gu茅rison aux territoires colonis茅s, esp茅rant ainsi favoriser le renouveau de la nature sur des sols ravag茅s.
Le public est donc invit茅 脿 se mettre en relation avec le medium et l鈥檃rtiste. Voulant entra卯ner un ralentissement des pens茅es et un effet de nettoyage et d'茅puration.
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Event Details:
- Date:听September 12, 2024
- Time:听10am to 3pm
- Venue:听East Field in front of Burnside Hall
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Event Details:
- Date: September 13, 2024
- Time: 1pm听to 3pm
- Venue: 不良研究所 Faculty Club
ISCEI is thrilled to extend a special invitation to you for an afternoon with Billy-Ray Belcourt, this year's Writer in Residence. The event will commence with a talk by Billy-Ray, followed by a public reading of his latest work. Following the reading, we invite you to join us for a reception where you can enjoy an assortment of snacks and beverages.
Event Details:
- Date: March 25th
- Time: 3:30 PM
- Venue: Room 232, Leacock Building
Billy-Ray Belcourt (he/him) from the Driftpile Cree Nation. Belcourt is a renowned author with five books to his name, including "A Minor Chorus," and the forthcoming "Coexistence." Currently, he serves as an Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in the School of Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia.
Belcourt's works explore a diverse array of topics, including decolonial love, grief, intimacy, queer sexuality, and the pivotal role of Indigenous women in social resistance movements. Notably, his poetry collection "This Wound is a World" was recognized as one of CBC's top ten poetry collections in 2017 and won the 2018 Canadian Griffin Poetry Prize. Moreover, Belcourt is the recipient of esteemed accolades such as the Rhodes Scholarship, the Griffin Poetry Prize, the City of Edmonton Book Prize, and two BC and Yukon Book Prizes.
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Pop-up Exhibition featuring the work of 2023 Knowledge Holder, Owisokon Lahache
Friday, March 24 - 10:00-4:00 PM听
Arts Council Room (Arts 160), 853 Sherbrooke West
Public talk with 2023 Artist-in-Residence, Tiffany Shaw听
Wednesday, March 22 鈥� 4-6:00pm
University Centre, 3480 McTavish, room 202
Public talk with 2023 Knowledge Holder, Owisokon Lahache
Thursday, March 15 鈥� 11:30-1:30pm
University Centre, 3480 McTavish, room 203
Public talk with 2023 Writer-in-Residence, Greg Horn
Thursday, March 9 鈥� 4-6:00pm
University Centre, 3480 McTavish, room 203
Book Launch with Maya Cousineau-Mollen
Tuesday June 14 - 5:30-7:00pm
McCord Museum (Atrium)
Dans ce recueil, la voix de la po猫te se fond dans la m茅moire du territoire, de la culture, de ses racines, la m茅moire du corps intime autant que celle, atrophi茅e, de l鈥橦istoire.听Venez nous rejoindre au Mus茅e McCord le 14 juin pour c茅l茅brer le lancement des Enfants du lichen
In this collection, the voice of the poet melts into the memory of the territory, of the culture, of her roots, the memory of the intimate body as much as that, atrophied, of the History. Join us at the McCord Museum on June 14 to celebrate the launch of Enfants du lichen.
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