Sessions in which Martina Jakubchik-Paloheimo participates
Wednesday 10 May, 2023
Paper uses a feminist political ecology framework to explore critical Geographies in the Ecuadorian Amazon, with families of the Indigenous Shuar Community through community-based participatory research to decolonize knowledge production through the understanding of TEK within their ancestral territories. I am working with families of the Indigenous Shuar Community from the Sevilla Don Bosco Parish who live along the Cordill...
Sessions in which Martina Jakubchik-Paloheimo attends
Tuesday 9 May, 2023
Le géographe, le territoire, la forêt (titre provisoire)
Event detailsThe doors will open at 16h30The lecture will start at 17h30The lecture takes 1,5 hr (including Q & A)The reception will continue for 1,5 hr after the lecture. Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be served both before and after the lecture, but not during it (Only the first drinks will be free for the first 75 attendees).What is the Suzanne Mackenzie Memorial Lecture (SMML)The Feminist Intersectional So...
Wednesday 10 May, 2023
par Michel Lamothe, ProfesseurDirecteur du laboratoire de luminescence LuxUniversité du Québec à Montréal
for members and other interested folks.
- The Feminist Political Geographies of Sexual & Reproductive Control & Justice in ‘Punjabi Canada’
- Do policies have gender? Experiences of Adolescent Girls and Women of Disaster-prone Areas during Disasters
- “For home and country”: Colonial social reproduction and the Alberta Women’s Institute, 1909-1930
- “It’s not a resource, it’s a way of life”: Salish Relational Ecologies and Territorialities
- Creative commitments: Place-based art as expression and catalyst for rural identities and sustainability
- Examination of the variables associated with traditional medicine use in the upper west region of Ghana
Thursday 11 May, 2023
- Colonizing Crop Sovereignty through Neoliberal Prescriptions: A Study on the Maize Cultivation in Dinajpur, Bangladesh.
- The Geography of the Yellowstone to Yukon’s Social Science Research Agenda
- Patterns of Rural Community Livelihood and Local Knowledge on Socio-ecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) in the Agro-ecological Zones of the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam Plain, India
- Mobilizing Space to Realize the Transformative Potential of Work Integration Social Enterprises through a Politics of Scale and Scope
- Mapping and Mobilizing Assets for Sustainable Rural Tourism Development in UNESCO’s Frontenac Arch Biosphere
- COVID-19 brought the water struggles in Ghana into our homes in Canada: collective emotions and WaSH struggles in distant locations during health emergencies
- Insights from Uganda and Ethiopia: Lessons learned by non-profit staff while caring for older adults amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
- Archives, care, and geography: archival research as care praxis