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Migrant Ethnographies
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Through stories, practices, and grounded theories, Migrant Ethnographies explores the lived realities of migration and the evolving journey of ethnographic research. Each podcast episode is recorded by a Concordia University graduate student who works on a topic related to migration, with guidance from Dr. Deniz Duruiz. Our guests include academics, graduate and undergraduate research assistants, community activists, artists, curators, musicians, and other researchers who employ ethnographic and qualitative research methods.
Episodes
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EP 7 - David Austin speaks on Moving Against the System: The 1968 Congress of Black Writers and the Making of Global Consciousness
A conversation between historian David Austin and community activist/graduate student, Stefan Christoff about the 1968 Congress of Black Writers in Montréal. David speaks about the community-driven research process surrounding his book, Moving Against the System: The 1968 Congress of Black…
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EP 6 - Palestinian Music in Exile: A Conversation with Dr. Louis Brehony
Guillaume Jabbour speaks with author and musician Dr. Louis Brehony about Palestinian music in exile. The conversation centers on Palestinian musical traditions, displacement, and cultural survival across the diaspora, drawing on Brehony's research and Guillaume's own work. About the Guest: Dr....
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EP 5 - A Practice of Hope: The Arts in Migrant Justice, in discussion with author and organizer Mostafa Henaway
Koby Rogers Hall speaks with author and activist Mostafa Henaway about his book Essential Work, Disposable Workers: Migration, Capitalism and Class. The conversation centers on migrant labour, capitalism, and class struggle, drawing on Henaway’s decades of organizing with the Immigrant Workers...
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EP 4 - “How Do You Learn the Movements That Steal Yourself to Freedom?” A conversation on museums and migration with curator Abigail Celis and artist Cosmo Whyte
Katya Korableva speaks with curator Abigail E. Celis and artist Cosmo Whyte about The Catalog of Speculative Translations, Act II: Fugitivities; an exhibition presented at UdeM Gallery. The conversation centers on African material cultures displaced through colonialism and now held in European...
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EP 3 - On the Arabs and Wayuu People in Colombia: A Brief History of Contraband and the End of the XX Century in the Colombian Caribbean
This episode follows Franklin Reynel Bonivento van Grieken as he narrates two connected stories from his family history. Franklin guides listeners through his mother Asseneth’s moves from La Guajira to Medellín and then Bogotá, placing her experiences within the political climate of 1990s…
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EP 2 - Imperialism, memory, and the evolving meanings of Iraqi identity in exile
In this episode of Migrant Ethnographies, Benin Alman speaks with anthropologist Dr. Zainab Saleh about her ethnography Return to Ruin: Iraqi Narratives of Exile and Nostalgia. Through life histories and accounts of Iraqi exiles in London, Dr. Saleh explores how imperial interventions, from…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Through stories, practices, and grounded theories, Migrant Ethnographies explores the lived realities of migration and the evolving journey of ethnographic research. Each podcast episode is recorded by a Concordia University graduate student who works on a topic related to migration, with guidance from Dr. Deniz Duruiz. Our guests include academics, graduate and undergraduate research assistants, community activists, artists, curators, musicians, and other researchers who employ ethnographic and qualitative research methods.
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