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Café étudiant - L'utilisation des récits de vie en recherche qualitative (in French) Nous discuterons des enjeux méthodologiques et éthiques de l’utilisation du récit de vie en recherche en sciences sociales. Toutes les personnes intéressées sont invitées à participer et à venir poser des questions sur la pertinence de cette méthode pour leurs recherc...

Join us on December 7 at noon EST for a panel discussion moderated by Prof. Martine Robitaille, Ribbon Skirt Woman Who Talks to the Water. Panellists Andrew Caldwell, Charlotte Dahin, Julia Pilon, Megan Verma, Nadine McKenzie, and Savannah Roy-Hamel discuss how they support Indigeneity and the decolonization of institutions and classrooms. Caroline Buc...

On Thursday, December 8th, at 12:00 PM, the Institute for Science, Society and Policy will host Patrick Leblond, Associate Professor, School of Public & International Affairs, University of Ottawa; ISSP Faculty Affiliate, and Pascale Massot, Assistant Professor, School of Political Studies, University of Ottawa; ISSP Faculty Affiliate, to discuss T...

As part of the "Urban and Anthropocene Approaches" seminar, the uOttawa-ULyon Joint Research Chair on the Urban Anthropocene and l'École urbaine de Lyon are pleased to invite you to Sabrina Doyon's lecture. Doyon is professor of anthropology at the University of Laval. The nature and wild character of the landscape of the Alt Emporda region in norther...

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Bank of Montreal Visiting Scholar in Women's Studies

Le logement social et les théories du care (in French) La recherche doctorale de Marie-Ève Desroches porte sur la création de programmes de logements sociaux sous l’angle du care. À partir d’une étude de cas comparative des villes de Montréal, Toronto et Vancouver, elle discutera comment les théories du care nous permettent de mieux comprendre les po...

This event is organized by the Centre for Research on Educational and Community Services (CRECS) to improve social programs and policies for citizens, especially those facing social exclusion.