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- Title:
- Kiskisiwin: Remembering Stories & Histories. International Aboriginal and Northern Studies Conferenc
- When:
- 12.05.2008 - 14.05.2008
- Where:
- Thompson, Manitoba, Canada -
- Category:
- Conferences
Description
The University College of the North is pleased to announce the call for papers for its third annual Aboriginal and Northern Studies Research Conference. The conference will be held in Thompson, Manitoba from Monday, May 12 to Wednesday, May 14, 2008.
Call for Papers
The organizing committee invites proposals for presentations on all topics of relevance to the history of the North. It is anticipated that selected papers will be published as a compilation of conference proceedings. Proposals for both individual and panel presentations are welcome. We especially encourage presentations which express and discuss critical approaches and which demonstrate active participation in, and collaboration with, northern and Aboriginal communities and peoples. Presentations may take the form of a 20-minute paper and 10-minute questions period; performance pieces, videos and other non-traditional approaches are also encouraged.
2008 is the 100th anniversary of several milestones in the history of northern Manitoba, including adhesions to Treaty Five by several First Nations; completion of a rail line to The Pas; and construction of lighthouses at Warren’s Landing, near Norway House. Topics related to treaties and land use and to developments in northern transportation are therefore especially encouraged. Other possible areas include, but are not restricted to, indigenous research perspectives; oral histories and methodologies; social, political and cultural developments; economic and community development; indigenous knowledge; northern and Aboriginal identity; gender and queer issues; justice and conflict resolution; and health and wellness.
Further details and registration for the conference will be available shortly. Link
Contact:
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University College of the North
Attn: S. Barber
504 Princeton Drive
Thompson MB R8N 0A5
Canada
Call for Papers
The organizing committee invites proposals for presentations on all topics of relevance to the history of the North. It is anticipated that selected papers will be published as a compilation of conference proceedings. Proposals for both individual and panel presentations are welcome. We especially encourage presentations which express and discuss critical approaches and which demonstrate active participation in, and collaboration with, northern and Aboriginal communities and peoples. Presentations may take the form of a 20-minute paper and 10-minute questions period; performance pieces, videos and other non-traditional approaches are also encouraged.
2008 is the 100th anniversary of several milestones in the history of northern Manitoba, including adhesions to Treaty Five by several First Nations; completion of a rail line to The Pas; and construction of lighthouses at Warren’s Landing, near Norway House. Topics related to treaties and land use and to developments in northern transportation are therefore especially encouraged. Other possible areas include, but are not restricted to, indigenous research perspectives; oral histories and methodologies; social, political and cultural developments; economic and community development; indigenous knowledge; northern and Aboriginal identity; gender and queer issues; justice and conflict resolution; and health and wellness.
Further details and registration for the conference will be available shortly. Link
Contact:
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University College of the North
Attn: S. Barber
504 Princeton Drive
Thompson MB R8N 0A5
Canada
Venue
- Venue:
- Thompson, Manitoba, Canada
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