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Civil Rights Sentimental Fiction: Atticus Finch, The Help, and Archiving Political Feelings – Professor Rebecca Wanzo

Innis College Room 222 2 Sussex Avenue

Please join us on Thursday, September 24, 4-6, Innis College rm. 222. for a talk by Professor Rebecca Wanzo, who is an Associate Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Washington University, St. Louis.  Her first book was *The Suffering Will Not Be Televised: African American Women and Sentimental Political Storytelling* which asks important […]

Graphic!  Sex!  Education!

D.G. Ivey Library 20 Willcocks Street, New College, Toronto, Canada

What does social justice sex education look like?  What does it do? How does it work?   What happens when you cross a graphic novel with a sex education book for 10 year olds? Come join us for a lively discussion about Sex Is a Funny Word (Seven Stories Press, 2015) the sequel to What Makes […]

Black+Queer+Human: A Conversation

William Doo Auditorium, New College 45 Willcocks Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1C6, Canada, Toronto

“Black+Queer+Human: A Conversation” is a one-day symposium that attends to the present urgency of critical conversations from a queer perspective on black life and its complexity across space, place and time. Black+Queer+Human foregrounds and is deeply invested in pushing the parameters of how black politics, culture and everyday life, based on gender, sexuality, queerness and […]

WGS Research Seminar – Avery F. Gordon (Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara)

WI 2017, New College 40 Willcocks Street, New College, Wilson Hall, Toronto

Collective intelligence and preparation: a story of running away An old story of running away is retold and the question of what happens if really there isn’t any new information to report, the runaways ate their fake papers resolving to Own nothing! and the first-person accounts are still missing? Will this old story that cannot […]

b2B Mentorship Dinner

University of Toronto Faculty Club 41 Willcocks Street, Toronto, Canada

As a student of the Women & Gender Studies Institute, you’ve been invited to attend a dinner with alumni from WGSI and a select group of students on Thursday, October 8th, 2015 at the University’s Faculty Club at 5:30pm. This intimate meal bring together alumni, faculty and students from the same discipline and fosters a […]

TURBULENT CIRCULATION: Toward a Critical Logistics

University of Toronto, St. George Campus See workshop schedule for specific locations

A three-day workshop bringing together scholars and practitioners exploring the politics of circulation, infrastructure, and mobility. All events open to the public. Registration is required to attend workshops. To register, please email turbulentcirculation@gmail.com. Schedule GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY: Canadian Studies Program; Centre for the Study of the United States, at the Munk School of Global Affairs; Department […]

In the Spirit of Beth

Native Canadian Centre of Toronto 16 Spadina Road, Toronto, ON, Canada

You are invited to a public gathering to pay tribute to Beth Brant (Degonwadonti) - her life and her groundbreaking work.  Folks will be reading from some of her incredible writings, and we will be honouring Beth in the spirit that she honoured us. Barrier Free Space.  For more information, visit Facebook (facebook.com/Event - In […]

This One Summer – And Other Cool Things by Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki

D.G. Ivey Library 20 Willcocks Street, New College, Toronto, Canada

To inaugurate the D.G. Ivey Library graphic novel collection, WGSI has invited Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki to come discuss their new graphic novel, This One Summer. To talk about the novel, and other things, we have a panel of University of Toronto faculty members, Judy Han, from Geography, Naomi Morgenstern from English, and Sarah […]

WGS Research Seminar – Tina Campt (Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies & Director of the Africana Studies program, Barnard College)

D.G. Ivey Library 20 Willcocks Street, New College, Toronto, Canada

Diasporic Stasis and the Frequency of Black Refusal This talk takes what may seem a counter-intuitive proposition as its primary point of departure – that stasis is neither an absence nor a cessation of motion; it is a continual balancing of multiple forces. It theorizes stasis as motion held in taut suspension in ways that […]

WGS Research Seminar – Kamari Clarke (Global & International Studies and Law & Legal Studies, Carleton University) – Law at the Nexus of Politics:  Humanitarian Sentimentality in the Rule of Law Movement

Jackman Humanities Building, Rm 100A Toronto, Canada

The #BringBackOurGirls hashtag that was popularized by politicians and celebrities in spring 2014 with global attention brought to the 200 school girls kidnapped by Muslim militants, Boko Haram. However, over the past year and a half there have been subsequent attacks killing thousands of victims.  The girls are still missing and the mass mobilization around […]