What are the implications of the US elections for struggles for social justice?

Date: November 10th 1:00pm-2:30pm

The presenters listed below (who are associated with the SJS program) will be sharing their perspectives on the topic above which will be followed by break-out group discussions and larger-group conversation over the course of the hour.

Speakers:
Betsy Birmingham
Monica Flegel
Max Haiven
Toby Rollo

The event is the first of a series of colloquia hosted by the SJS program aimed at building a scholarly community and discussion about key issues today. It is open to all current SJS students and affiliated faculty. Members of the public who wish to join in the conversation are asked to pre-register by filling out this form. The colloquium will be facilitated and take place on the zoom platform.

Please fill out the form before hand so you can properly register for the event and the zoom link will be sent out day of a few hours before the event begins.

The following event will be a moderated discussion and is an anti-oppressive space meaning people will be asked to leave the event if they are interacting in an oppressive way.

SJS program link
https://www.lakeheadu.ca/programs/departments/social-justice