UM-Humanities September 2022

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UMIH Newsletter September 26th 2022 - "Look See Write" by Sally Ito - Tuesday, September 27th - 12 - 2 PM CT

by U Of M Institute For The Humanities

Dear Friends of the hUManities, Welcome to a new week Upcoming Public Lectures: The Writing Towards a Just World Research Cluster presents: Look See Write by Sally Ito Tuesday, September 27th from 12 PM - 2 PM CT Hybrid event: in-person at 307 Tier Boardroom & online via Zoom<https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yoWJR4vBROWAF5oK9ppJPQ?_x_zm_rt…> Look, See, Write is a workshop about turning what you see into words. What happens when the things you look at become words ? A transformation. Roses are red, it's true, but in a line of verse, they can also be blue. We'll begin this workshop by deep looking and then transform those sights into words and hopefully end up with a poem! This workshop is a hybrid event. Folks are welcome to attend in person at 307 Tier or stream via Zoom. Please use this link<https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yoWJR4vBROWAF5oK9ppJPQ?_x_zm_rt…> to register and see the attached event poster for more on Sally's work. The UMIH & The W.R.E.N.C.H present: Intro to a Culture of Repair - A WRENCH Speaker Series Wednesday, September 28th at 7 pm with Levi Foy and Blandine Tona In-person at ARTSJUNKTION - 312 William in the Courtyard This talk considers the question 'What is a Culture of Repair' through a series of free monthly talk<https://www.thewrench.ca/culture_of_repair>s with friends from the Homeland of the Metis/Treaty One Territory. This conversation will help guide W.R.E.N.C.H's work, and support Winnipeggers to consider the question as well. Speakers Blandine Tona and Levi Foy will explore how this question is useful in considering the challenges of climate change, and poverty and its impacts. This talk will be held in person at Artsjunktion (312 William in the Courtyard) and is also in partnership with the U of W Campus Sustainability Office. See attached posters for more details The UMIH & MAWA present Like Queer Animals a lecture by Dr. Chantal Neadeau (the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Friday, October 7th from 12 PM - 1 PM CT Hybrid event: in-person at 611 Main Street & online via MAWA.com<https://mawa.ca/events/we-hold-your-gaze-remix-by-like-queer-animals-jessie…> All are welcome to attend this free noon-hour lecture. Queer scholar and writer Chantal Nadeau will discuss Like Queer Animals, her collaboration with visual artist Jessie Mott. Mott and Nadeau’s multidisciplinary practice reveals their abiding interest in reshaping creature morphologies. This talk also marks the opening of the exhibition We Hold Your Gaze Remix at MAWA. Folks can attend this lecture in person at MAWA (611 main street) or stream it online with ASL on Mawa's website.<https://mawa.ca/events/we-hold-your-gaze-remix-by-like-queer-animals-jessie…> Please see the event poster attached for more details. The Writing Towards a Just World Research Cluster presents: The Role of the Writer in the World by Jacob Scheier Wednesday, October 12th from 12 PM - 2 PM CT Hybrid event: in-person at 307 Tier Boardroom & online via Zoom We are super excited to invite folks to this hybrid workshop hosted by the Writing Towards a Just World Research Cluster with CCWOC's writer in residence, Jacob Scheier. Jacob Scheier is a poet, essayist, and journalist. He is the author of three full length poetry collections with ECW Press, including the Governor General’s Award winning More to Keep Us Warm (2007). His most recent collection Is This Scary? (2021) explores the radical subjectivity of chronic mental and physical illness. His poems have been published in numerous magazines, journals, and anthologies, as well as nominated for a National Magazine Award and longlisted for the CBC Poetry Prize. Please stay tuned for more details on how to register for this workshop and we look forward to folks joining us. Upcoming Events Of interest: Dr. Sarah Elvins (History) with Dr. Dana Medoro (ETFM) Moderated by Dr. Nancy Kang (Women's and Gender Studies) presenting on "Abortion and the Secrets of Women, Before & After Roe v Wade” Friday, October 14th 2022 at 12:30 PM CT In-person event at 307 Tier Building We are excited to extend this invite for a talk by past UMIH Research Cluster Head, Dr. Dana Medoro (ETFM) scheduled on the 14th of October, 2022. More details on this event and how to register to follow soon. Take care, friends Ekene Maduka Assistant to the Director Institute for the Humanities University of Manitoba 407 Tier Building 204 474 9599 umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca> umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities> [cid:ebb23b24-fd28-4aed-b701-10f55aab3aec]<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOH9Ozf9CLXAnbTUPqeMhw>[cid:3f5c3ad5-70de-45e9-96e5-b0dcb1e11a2b]<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities>[cid:383e2669-8de1-42c7-88f6-2d77d2898a2e]<https://www.instagram.com/umih___/>

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UMIH Newsletter September 20th 2022 - Welcoming the 2022-2023 Members of the Institute & Upcoming Programming

by U Of M Institute For The Humanities

Dear Friends of the hUManities, Welcome back to a new term! We hope that the holidays were restful for folks. Welcome to the 2022-23 Members of the UMIH: The UMIH is pleased to welcome and introduce community members and friends to the 2022-23 research affiliates, research clusters, and graduate fellows. This year, the Institute is excited to support two research clusters: the Writing towards a Just World Research Cluster coordinated by Dr. Jocelyn Thorpe (Women's and Gender Studies) and the Food Matters Research Cluster by Dr. Jeongmin Kim (History). The Institute will also be supporting one research affiliate this year: Dr. Melanie Dennis Unrau (SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Columbia University) In addition, we are excited to welcome this year's UMIH Graduate Fellows Jessie Krahn (ETFM) and Amal Majumder (ETFM). We are also thrilled to welcome back the two student interns: Alex Rana (ETFM) and Lydia Gork (Native Studies) Follow us on Instagram<https://www.instagram.com/umih___/> and Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities> as we will be sharing more on the Institute's 2022-23 members and their research work. We again welcome the community to engage with texts, podcasts, and other media created by us on the UMIH blog<https://www.umhumanities.com/> and YouTube channel<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOH9Ozf9CLXAnbTUPqeMhw>. We wish last year's members success in their research endeavors. Upcoming Public Lectures: The Writing Towards a Just World Research Cluster presents: Look See Write by Sally Ito Tuesday, September 27th from 12 PM - 2 PM CT Hybrid event: in-person at 307 Tier Boardroom & online via Zoom<https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yoWJR4vBROWAF5oK9ppJPQ?_x_zm_rt…> Look, See, Write is a workshop about turning what you see into words. What happens when the things you look at become words ? A transformation. Roses are red, it's true, but in a line of verse, they can also be blue. We'll begin this workshop by deep looking and then transform those sights into words and hopefully end up with a poem! This workshop is a hybrid event. Folks are welcome to attend in person at 307 Tier or stream via Zoom. Please use this link<https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yoWJR4vBROWAF5oK9ppJPQ?_x_zm_rt…> to register and see the attached event poster for more on Sally's work. The UMIH & The W.R.E.N.C.H present: Intro to a Culture of Repair - A WRENCH Speaker Series Wednesday, September 28th at 7 pm with Levi Foy and Blandine Tona In-person at ARTSJUNKTION - 312 William in the Courtyard This talk considers the question 'What is a Culture of Repair' through a series of free monthly talk<https://www.thewrench.ca/culture_of_repair>s with friends from the Homeland of the Metis/Treaty One Territory. This conversation will help guide W.R.E.N.C.H's work, and support Winnipeggers to consider the question as well. Speakers Blandine Tona and Levi Foy will explore how this question is useful in considering the challenges of climate change, and poverty and its impacts. This talk will be held in person at Artsjunktion (312 William in the Courtyard) and is also in partnership with the U of W Campus Sustainability Office. See attached posters for more details The UMIH & MAWA present Like Queer Animals a lecture by Dr. Chantal Neadeau (the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Friday, October 7th from 12 PM - 1 PM CT Hybrid event: in-person at 611 Main Street & online via MAWA.com<https://mawa.ca/events/we-hold-your-gaze-remix-by-like-queer-animals-jessie…> All are welcome to attend this free noon-hour lecture. Queer scholar and writer Chantal Nadeau will discuss Like Queer Animals, her collaboration with visual artist Jessie Mott. Mott and Nadeau’s multidisciplinary practice reveals their abiding interest in reshaping creature morphologies. This talk also marks the opening of the exhibition We Hold Your Gaze Remix at MAWA. Folks can attend this lecture in person at MAWA (611 main street) or stream it online with ASL on Mawa's website.<https://mawa.ca/events/we-hold-your-gaze-remix-by-like-queer-animals-jessie…> Please see the event poster attached for more details. Coming soon: This fall, the Institute, in partnership with CERG (Critical Environments Research Group), is also looking forward to welcoming Dr. Julie Sze, professor of American Studies and founding director of the Environmental Justice project at the University of California. More details coming soon Take care, friends Ekene Maduka Assistant to the Director Institute for the Humanities University of Manitoba 407 Tier Building 204 474 9599 umih(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:umih@ad.umanitoba.ca> umanitoba.ca/institutes/humanities<http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/departments/humanities> [cid:95e9c903-0f60-4a59-ad75-cb0aaa079934]<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOH9Ozf9CLXAnbTUPqeMhw>[cid:fd7cd4e6-f4d4-4777-bd58-8fef5d7d01c2]<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities>[cid:3812b3d4-31f4-4fbc-830b-28b085d254b8]<https://www.instagram.com/umih___/>

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