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Patchworks
by Rodney Stehr, Patara McKeen, Jane Willsie
Patchworks is a monthly podcast run by a group of resident members at Green College at the University of British Columbia on the unceded and occupied traditional territories of the Musqueam . The goal of the podcast is to amplify stories of IBPoC resistance, organizing, and dreaming by emerging and established Vancouver-based and international scholars, activists and community organizers. The current hosts of the podcast are Patara McKeen, Rodney Stehr, Jane Willsie. Funding for Patchworks is provided by Green College. If you have any questions or inquiries please contact us via email: [email protected]
Episodes
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Getting Better at Conflict: Writer, performer, cultural worker and speaker Kai Cheng Thom discusses love, community, and harm
Kai Cheng Thom revisits the themes from her talk "When Things Fall Apart: Conflict, Crisis and Collective Healing in Activist Moments" in a conversation led by Lindsey Nkem and Patchworks podcast co-host Rodney Stehr live at Green College. She asks how can we do conflict in a better way - and how...
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Observe, Consider, and Record: Cree author and lawyer Michelle Good talks about her book Five Little Indians
Michelle Good's J.V. Clyne lectures. Michelle Good's website. Where to order Five Little Indians.
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Rethinking Disaffection: Dr. Xine Yao talks about the potential for resistance and transgression in unfeeling and what that means for how we approach texts
Check out PHDivas here: https://phdivaspodcast.wordpress.com Purchase "Disaffected: The Cultural Politics of Unfeeling in Nineteenth Century America" using discount code E21YAO to get 30% off here: https://www.dukeupress.edu/disaffected
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A Lifetime Advocate: Patsy George discusses her childhood in Kerala, coming to Canada and becoming a lifelong community organizer
Originally born during the Second World War in the Southern Indian state of Kerala, Patsy George has spent most of her life doing social work in Vancouver, but she is far more than just a social worker. At various times throughout her career, Patsy has represented Canada to the United Nations…
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Through the Lens of Fashion: Fashion curator Jason Cyrus discusses curation, colonization, and cotton
"History is Rarely Black or White" is on at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre between November 27, 2021 to March 20, 2022. Online Exhibition link
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Japanese Canadian Incarceration: Mary Kitagawa, Survivor and Social Justice Advocate, Discusses Canada’s Horrible Legacy
Find out more on the Landscapes of Injustice here: https://www.landscapesofinjustice.com/ Find out more on the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre here: https://centre.nikkeiplace.org/ Learn about the Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies Program
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Empire, Colonialism and the Law: Renisa Mawani talks about her work as a historical legal scholar focusing on oceanic law and colonial encounters
*At the 46 minute mark in this episode, there is a mention of the discovery of unmarked graves at sites of former residential schools in Canada. At the time of this recording, only two discoveries had been reported in the media and therefore they are the only discoveries mentioned, however, since...
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An Ocean of Stories: Kalani Reyes talks about the Deep Pacific Podcast
Listen to Deep Pacific! Temiti's (Samoa/Tahiti) and Carol Ann's (Pohnpei) full pieces from episode 1 of Deep Pacific: "What is my Pacific Islander Identity?" Lisiatē's (Tonga) full piece from episode 6 of Deep Pacific: "What are our Pasifika Values?" Visit us on our Patchworks website! Other...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Patchworks is a monthly podcast run by a group of resident members at Green College at the University of British Columbia on the unceded and occupied traditional territories of the Musqueam . The goal of the podcast is to amplify stories of IBPoC resistance, organizing, and dreaming by emerging and established Vancouver-based and international scholars, activists and community organizers. The current hosts of the podcast are Patara McKeen, Rodney Stehr, Jane Willsie. Funding for Patchworks is provided by Green College. If you have any questions or inquiries please contact us via email: [email protected]
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Rodney Stehr, Patara McKeen, Jane Willsie
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Patchworks is a monthly podcast run by a group of resident members at Green College at the University of British Columbia on the unceded and occupied traditional territories of the Musqueam . The goal of the podcast is to amplify stories of IBPoC resistance, organizing, and dreaming by emerging and...
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Patchworks is created and hosted by Rodney Stehr, Patara McKeen, Jane Willsie.
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