Sylvia McAdam (Saysewahum – Idle No More): Deprogramming Feminism and Canadian History.

Jasmin Zine: The Gendered Pathways of Orientalism and Islamophobia: Challenges and Resistance

Rania El Mugammar: Black Canada: Racism, Resilience and Resistance at the Intersections »

Preliminary schedule / Horaire préliminaire

TRANSGRESSING FEMINIST BORDERS TRANSGRESSER LES FRONTIÈRES FÉMINISTES
Thursday August 16 \| Jeudi 16 août
13h00 – 14h00	Registration \| Inscriptions
14h00 – 15h00	Opening Ceremony \|Cérémonie d’ouverture
15h00 – 15h30	Opening Remarks \| Mot d’accueil
15h30 – 17h00	Artivisme féministe Dominique Bourque, professeure agrégée, Université d’Ottawa. Kimura byol-nathalie, artiste féministe.
17h15 – 18h45	Masculinismes Francis Dupuis-Déri, professeur, Université du Québec à Montréal
19h00 – 21h00	Opening evening \| Soirée d’ouverture
Friday August 17 \| Vendredi 17 août
9h00 – 9h30	Registration \| Inscriptions
9h30 – 10h45	Atelier de Atelier de l’Association des femmes francophones du Canada Soukaina Boutiyeb
11h00 – 12h30	Addressing Colonial and Gendered Violence Beyond Settler Frameworks Cynthia Smith Shannon Chief.
14h00 – 16h00	Indigenous Youth and Futurities RJ Jones, artist, facilitator and educator. Carolyn Simon, student, Carleton U. Summer Harmony Twenish, student, Carleton U. Jeffrey Dusome, Carleton U.
17h00 – 19h00	Keynote \| Conférence d’honneur Sylvia McAdam, Idle No More. Deprogramming Feminism and Canadian History.
19h00 – 20h30	Networking evening \| Soirée de réseautage
Saturday August 18 \| Samedi 18 août
9h00 – 9h30	Registration \| Inscriptions
9h30 – 11h00	Droits à l’image et consentement: réfléchir aux images intimes des personnes trans dans les médias Alexandre Baril, professeur, Université d’Ottawa.
11h15 – 12h45	Atelier : L’art révolutionnaire de s’aimer Nydia Dauphin, intervenante et formatrice, Mouvement Love U
13h30 – 15h00	Feminist perspectives on #metoo / Regards féministes croisés sur #metoo Marlihan Lopez, Agente de liaison, Regroupement québécois des centres d’aide et de lutte contre les agressions à caractère sexuel Leila Bdeir, professeure, Cégep Vanier Lyra Evans – Ottawa Dyke March and Ottawa Vanier OCDSB trustee for Zone 9 candidate. Meg Peters – Uottawa PhD candidate, looks at online social movements.
15h15 – 16h45	Dancing Bodies Liz Winkelaar of Propeller Dance and Monique Lanoix
17h30 – 19h30	Keynote \| Conférence d’honneur Jasmin Zine The Gendered Pathways of Orientalism and Islamophobia: Challenges and Resistance
20h00 – 22h00 Feminist Storytelling 8h00pm: Janna Klosterman – Reclaim my Body 8h20pm: Chrystal Dawne (storyteller, social entrepreneur and doula) 8h40pm: Jennifer Hayward (comedian and storyteller for CBC) – Sexism in the Animal World 9h00pm: Ev O’Driscoll (feminist standup comedian) Ev O’Driscoll is a queer Indigenous femme originally from Eastern Canada. She is a stand-up comedian, health psychology student at Carleton University, and labour market analyst. She enjoys writing and performing jokes about a variety of subjects, including but not limited to: body image, anti-capitalism, gentrification, social capital, and inclusion in comedy. 9h20pm: Wychwood Wychwood might just be the world’s first « blackgrass » band. The duo play old murder-ballads and other weird traditional folk songs, with some bright spots thrown in for contrast. Expect lovely, gritty harmonies backed by banjos, guitars, accordion, and a smorgasbord of other half-forgotten instruments Sunday August 19 \| Dimanche 19 août
8h30 – 9h00	Registration \| Inscriptions
9h00 – 10h30	Feminisms and Alliances in Social Movements Bilan Arte, student, Carleton U. Nour Alideeb, student, Toronto University. Leila Moumouni-Tchouassi
11h00 – 12h30	Transgresser les statuts d’immigration précaires Jill Hanley, professeure, Université McGill Sonia Ben Soltane, professeure, Université d’Ottawa Viviana Medina, Centre des travailleurs et travailleuses immigrants
14h00 – 15h30	Screening / Projection In Loving Memories In Loving Memories remembrance and redress for past injustices inflicted on Irish women and children who were incarcerated and forced into labour in religious institutions.