UM-Humanities January 2024

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UMIH Newsletter: Monday, January 22nd : January 26th at 2:30 PM (409 Tier Building) The Politics of Agricultural Cooperativism in Brazil: A Case Study of the Landless Rural Worker Movement (MST) by Dr. Wilder Robles (Brandon University)

by U Of M Institute For The Humanities

Dear friends of the Humanities, Welcome to a new week Upcoming Events: Public Discussion by Wilder Robles (Rural Development, Brandon University) : The Politics of Agricultural Cooperativism in Brazil: A Case Study of the Landless Rural Worker Movement (MST) The Power & Resistance in Latin America Research Cluster Friday, January 26th, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM in room 409 Tier Join us on Zoom Using the Embedded Link <https://umanitoba.zoom.us/j/61315120331?pwd=ZTZXU1FNTFRkWHBOVHorakVtcWlZUT09> This presentation examines peasant-led agricultural cooperative formation in Brazil from a political economy perspective. It takes as a point of reference the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra, or Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST). The paper identifies the MST’s main periods of cooperative formation within their particular contexts. Each of these periods oriented and, eventually, reoriented the MST’s overall cooperative efforts. Despite these achievements, the long-term sustainability of this cooperative project depends significantly on the MST’s capacity to overcome structural barriers and, most importantly, obtain long-term support from state and non-state actors. Recurring Events: The Writing Room hosted by the Writing Towards a Just World Research Cluster Tuesdays until the end of April from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM Room 206 St. John’s College Please feel welcome to join in and invite Colleagues, Students, Faculty etc. to this writing-focused space scheduled every Tuesday until the end of April. For more details email: jocelyn.thorpe(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:jocelyn.thorpe@umanitoba.ca> Cosponsored Events: J.W. Dafoe Political Studies Students’ Conference (PSSC) Thursday, January 31st (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM) and Friday, February 1st UM's J.W. Dafoe Political Studies Students’ Conference (PSSC) is the leading Manitoba-based forum on international affairs, defense and security which regularly leaves marks not only in Canadian strategic thinking but more broadly on the continent. Free and open to the public, this annual conference features distinguished Canadian and international speakers exploring issues in international affairs and their implications for Canada. The conference aims to challenge conventional wisdom in the field and present policymakers with alternatives for the future. To register and for more details on the panels please visit the conference website<https://umanitoba.ca/arts/political-studies/pssc>. Of Interest: Round Table and Panel Discussion: Anti-Black Racism as a Mental Health Concern at The Canadian Human Rights Museum The Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program February 6th, From 6 PM to 8:30 PM at the MTS Class Room (CMHR) Visit This Link<https://weareacmp.com/anti-black-racism-february-6-2024/> for More Information and to Register The Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program (ACMP) will host its second annual two-hour event, Addressing Anti-Black Racism as a Mental Health Concern, which will be facilitated on February 6th at the Canadian Human Rights Museum. Like last year's successful event, the program will focus on bringing awareness to addressing mental health concerns in the Winnipeg Black community. This event will be the closing program for the ACMP Mental Health Awareness Month campaign. Roundtable and Discussion: Learning From Over-researched Communities Women's & Gender Studies with The Sex Work Activist Histories Project and The Centre for Applied and Professional Ethics 1 PM - 2:30 PM Central Time on Zoom Join Using This Link<http://tinyurl.com/RoundtableConvo> (Meeting ID: 874 4922 8675 ; Passcode: SWAHP) While Indigenous communities and researchers have worked for decades to protect and empower Indigenous nations, communities and individuals in research, less has been done in the academy to protect and empower other highly-researched communities. In this panel, experts from sex worker activist groups, and from frontline agencies dedicated to sex worker supports, discuss what they’ve done on these points. They will discuss building on this important work and what can we do to ensure our social justice research actually contributes to socially just ends. 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:d861e327-4218-4a4f-be9e-6b200a5f2f92]<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOH9Ozf9CLXAnbTUPqeMhw>[cid:cec1646f-b438-4d28-84c4-e700698094c8]<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities>[cid:d0022ef5-7457-4860-936f-e85b7671b0c7]<https://www.instagram.com/umih___/>

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UMIH Newsletter: Tuesday, January 16th : January 26th at 2:30 PM (409 Tier Building) The Politics of Agricultural Cooperativism in Brazil: A Case Study of the Landless Rural Worker Movement (MST) by Dr. Wilder Robles (Brandon University)

by U Of M Institute For The Humanities

Dear friends of the Humanities, Welcome to a new week Upcoming Events: The Power & Resistance in Latin America Cluster Presents: The Politics of Agricultural Cooperativism in Brazil: A Case Study of the Landless Rural Worker Movement (MST) by Wilder Robles (Rural Development, Brandon University) Friday, January 26th, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM in room 409 Tier Join us on Zoom using the embedded link <https://umanitoba.zoom.us/j/61315120331?pwd=ZTZXU1FNTFRkWHBOVHorakVtcWlZUT09> This presentation examines peasant-led agricultural cooperative formation in Brazil from a political economy perspective. It takes as a point of reference the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra, or Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST). The paper identifies the MST’s main periods of cooperative formation within their particular contexts. Each of these periods oriented and, eventually, reoriented the MST’s overall cooperative efforts. Despite these achievements, the long-term sustainability of this cooperative project depends significantly on the MST’s capacity to overcome structural barriers and, most importantly, obtain long-term support from state and non-state actors. The poster for this event will be coming soon. Recurring Events: The Writing Room hosted by the Writing Towards a Just World Research Cluster Tuesdays until the end of April from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM Room 206 St. John’s College Please feel welcome to join in and invite Colleagues, Students, Faculty etc. to this writing-focused space scheduled every Tuesday until the end of April. For more details email: jocelyn.thorpe(a)umanitoba.ca<mailto:jocelyn.thorpe@umanitoba.ca> Cosponsored Events: J.W. Dafoe Political Studies Students’ Conference (PSSC) Thursday, January 31st (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM) and Friday, February 1st UM's J.W. Dafoe Political Studies Students’ Conference (PSSC) is the leading Manitoba-based forum on international affairs, defense and security which regularly leaves marks not only in Canadian strategic thinking but more broadly on the continent. Free and open to the public, this annual conference features distinguished Canadian and international speakers exploring issues in international affairs and their implications for Canada. The conference aims to challenge conventional wisdom in the field and present policymakers with alternatives for the future. To register and for more details on the panels please visit the conference website<https://umanitoba.ca/arts/political-studies/pssc>. Of Interest: Faculty4Palestine MB presents 'Speaking up for Palestine on Campus' Wednesday, January 16th, from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Register to join the webinar using this link<https://umanitoba.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_38w9m4izR_Sk6QPYuAEM9g> Faculty4Palestine MB invites university community members (faculty, staff, and students) in Manitoba to a virtual, informal roundtable to discuss our experiences and insights on how we are or can be speaking up for Palestinian liberation on our campuses right now. The roundtable will feature short presentations from university community members on their experiences, followed by a moderated Q&A to ask questions and share resources and ideas. 'Speaking up for Palestine on Campus' is part of a larger day of action across Canada that centers on the topic of voicing our support for Palestinian liberation on our campuses. See the attached poster for more details. Contact: msserendipp(a)gmail.com<mailto:msserendipp@gmail.com> Indigenous Connect presents Territory Acknowledgement Statement Workshops Thursday January 18th, 9:30 AM at 307 Tier Building If you’re looking for guidance on including a territory acknowledgement at your event, creating your own or learning more about territory acknowledgements in general, join Christine Cyr, Associate Vice-President (Indigenous) of Students, Community and Cultural Integration and Vanessa Lillie, Director of Cultural Integration, for a 60-minute session. These sessions will be held monthly through the Winter Term. For more dates visit the Indigenous Events Calendar<https://umanitoba.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=55463d25a10eab9215c7334…> 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:7d1985db-0756-40da-abd8-1db1ff3a3a93]<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOH9Ozf9CLXAnbTUPqeMhw>[cid:2e056f81-9bf1-4008-914b-161a784cab98]<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities>[cid:e7331583-dccb-4fce-9c6a-324d1dc4e6c9]<https://www.instagram.com/umih___/>

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UMIH Newsletter - January 8th 2024 : On Fri, Jan 26th Wilder Robles (Rural Development, Brandon University) presents The Politics of Agricultural Cooperativism in Brazil: A Case Study of the Landless Rural Worker Movement (MST)

by U Of M Institute For The Humanities

Dear friends of the Humanities, Happy New Year! Welcome to a new week Upcoming Events: The Power & Resistance in Latin America Cluster Presents: The Politics of Agricultural Cooperativism in Brazil: A Case Study of the Landless Rural Worker Movement (MST) by Wilder Robles(Rural Development, Brandon University) Friday, January 26th, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM in room 409 Tier This presentation examines peasant-led agricultural cooperative formation in Brazil from a political economy perspective. It takes as a point of reference the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra, or Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST). The paper identifies the MST’s main periods of cooperative formation within their particular contexts. Each of these periods oriented and, eventually, reoriented the MST’s overall cooperative efforts. Despite these achievements, the long-term sustainability of this cooperative project depends significantly on the MST’s capacity to overcome structural barriers and, most importantly, obtain long-term support from state and non-state actors. The poster for this event will be coming soon. Cosponsored Events: The University of Manitoba J. W. Dafoe Political Studies Students Conference Alliances in a New Age: Celebrating 75 years of NATO Thursday, February 1st, from 10:00 AM to 2:15 PM Great Hall, University of Manitoba Join the UM History, Political Studies, Institute for the Humanities with the J.W Dafoe Foundation, Duff Roblin Professor of Government, Peace and Conflict Studies for this inaugural panel. Panel one will begin at 10:00 AM sharp. It will feature perspectives from Dr. James Fergusson (Senior Scholar at U of Manitoba), Dr. Thomas Hughes (Postdoctoral Fellow at Mount Allison University), Dr. Ben Zyla (Visiting Scholar in the Department of Government at Harvard University), and Maj (ret) Paula Thorne (Ph.D. Student in Peace and Conflict Studies). Panel two features perspectives from Dr. Anessa Kimball (University of Laval), Dr. Alexander Lanoszka (Associate Professor of International Relations, University of Waterloo), U.S. Political Officer Jennifer Tierney, and Mr. Nicholas Gelsby (PhD candidate, Trent University). 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:ce50e20a-72eb-414c-9197-5b3ec451cda2]<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOH9Ozf9CLXAnbTUPqeMhw>[cid:eda68a90-267d-47bf-b327-c1b3d80395ec]<https://www.facebook.com/UMIHumanities>[cid:3c14c75a-11f4-4379-b4f2-aaaa44843be8]<https://www.instagram.com/umih___/>

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