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Gespräch mit Amber Bracken / Conversation with Amber Bracken

 

am Dienstag, den 14. März 2023
um 16 Uhr
in der Botschaft von Kanada am Leipziger Platz 17 in Berlin
(auf Englisch)

Amber Bracken ist eine freiberufliche Fotojournalistin und lebt in Edmonton. Sie interessiert sich insbesondere für Überschneidungen von Fotografie, Journalismus und Themen, die die indigene Bevölkerung Nordamerikas betreffen.

Mit ihrem Foto „Kamloops Residential School“ gewann sie den 2022 „World Press Photo of the Year“ Wettbewerb. Die Aufnahme erinnert an 215 indigene Kinder, deren unmarkierte Gräber nahe der westkanadischen Stadt Kamloops auf dem früheren Gelände einer Internatsschule gefunden wurden. Die World Press Photo Ausstellung wurde im Nachgang in vielen Städten weltweit gezeigt. In Deutschland ist sie momentan in Oldenburg zu sehen.

Wir hoffen, dass die Aktivistin Snutetkwe Manuel per Video aus Kanada dabei sein wird.
Sie ist eine der Initiatorinnen des von Amber Bracken fotografierten Mahnmals.

Bitte melden Sie sich zur Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung über Eventbrite an:

https://www.eventbrite.de/e/conversation-with-amber-bracken-tickets-577151324147

Wir freuen uns auf Ihr Kommen!

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CFP Canadian cultures: beyond the past, into the future

Italian Association of Canadian Studies International Conference

Department of Languages Literatures Cultures and Mediations, University of Milan, Milano/Italy

29 November – 1 December 2023

https://aisc2023.unimi.it/en/

Deadline: July 10, 2023

Canada is commonly thought of as a bilingual country, whose bilingualism has given rise to an anglophone and a francophone culture. However, Canada’s cultural landscape is much more complex, being multiethnic and multicultural. Such a complexity requires further investigation.

The International Conference of the Italian Association for Canadian Studies aims at providing a forum for sharing some critical thinking in order to delve into the cultural, linguistic, artistic, ideological, political, economic implications of such a plurality, as well as its consequences on the construction of identities.

Canada’s history is rooted in the co-existence of different cultures and people gradually occupying the northern part of the American continent: starting with the Indigenous peoples, who have lived therein since time immemorial, then the francophone and anglophone communities colonizing the country after the XIV century, and the latest, contemporary immigration flows. While such a diversified stratification represents one of the treasures of nowadays Canada, nonetheless it has often led to internal struggles and misunderstandings. As a consequence, the so-called Canadian identity is either seen as homogeneous and cohesive or as the result of a plurality of specific cultural entities.

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Konrad Adenauer Visiting Scholarship on Transatlantic Relations


Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

September – December 2023

Deadline: April 14, 2023

The Centre for European Studies at Carleton University and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (Foundation Office Canada) invite applications for the position as Konrad Adenauer Visiting Scholar on Transatlantic Relations. The successful applicant will be scholar in residence at Carleton University for a period of four months, September – December 2023.

The position will involve teaching one MA-level seminar at Carleton University on a topic in transatlantic relations; the precise topic will be determined in consultation with the successful applicant to reflect their scholarly expertise. The course will be offered in the interdisciplinary Institute of European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies (EURUS), possibly cross-listed with another university department.

In addition to teaching, the visitor will be expected to give one lecture on the topic of their research, which will be presented in a public event co-hosted by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation. Other activities during the visitor’s stay in Ottawa (such as research activities, consultations with policy practitioners, guest lectures at other universities, etc.) are encouraged and will be facilitated.

Applicants must have demonstrated research expertise on transatlantic relations. They must hold a doctoral degree in a relevant discipline (including, but not limited to, Political Science, Law, Economics, etc.) and must have a record of publications and university teaching.

The visiting scholar will receive a stipend to cover travel and accommodation expenses, as well as a fee for teaching. The Centre for European Studies will provide advice to the visitor on finding appropriate accommodation in Ottawa and managing other logistical challenges of the stay.

Applications should include the following documents:

  • A letter of application, explaining the applicant’s interest in the position;
  • A curriculum vitae, including a list of scholarly publications and teaching experience;
  • A brief outline (maximum 200 words) of the proposed course; and
  • A copy of a recent publication on a topic relating to transatlantic relations.

Please submit required materials electronically no later than Friday, April 14, 2023, to CanadaEU@carleton.ca. All materials should be included as attachments in a single email with the title line “Adenauer Visiting Scholar, YOUR NAME”.

For further information, potential applicants may email Prof. Achim Hurrelmann, Co-Director, Centre for European Studies, at achim.hurrelmann@carleton.ca.

This program is jointly supported by Carleton University and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (Canada office).

Carleton University is committed to fostering diversity within its community as a source of excellence, cultural enrichment, and social strength. We welcome those who would contribute to the further diversification of our university including, but not limited to: women; visible minorities; First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples; persons with disabilities; and persons of any sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression. Carleton understands that career paths vary.  Legitimate career interruptions will in no way prejudice the assessment process and their impact will be carefully considered.

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New Directions in Indigenous Book History (online)

Free, public virtual symposium to be held on 

Thursday, March 23rd, and Friday, March 24, 2023

Registration is free and open to the public.

Visit the conference website for a full program.

After the ten-year anniversary of Phillip Round’s Removable Type: Histories of the Book in Indian Country, 1663–1880 (2010) and at the twentieth anniversary of Louise Erdrich’s Books and Islands in Ojibwe Country (2003), we invite the general public to join us in a free, two-day, virtual symposium in which national and international scholars will offer analyses, reflections, and provocations on the material book’s historical and continuing relation to Indigenous peoples and communities. We will also take the occasion to mark the flourishing—though still nascent—field of scholarship on the materialities of the Indigenous book and the productive interventions such scholarship has made into the traditionally settler-oriented fields of bibliography, scholarly editing, and book history.

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La Fête des Francophonies, 18. März in Berlin

Wilkommen! Bei der Fête des Francophonies in Berlin!

La Fête des Francophonies in Berlin, organisiert im Rahmen des gemeinsamen Vorsitzes Kanada-Québec-Haiti 2023 des Netzwerks der frankophonen Botschaften und Vertretungen in Berlin, wird zahlreiche Aktivitäten bieten!

An der Grand tablée können Sie die kulinarischen Spezialitäten der teilnehmenden Länder probieren (Ahornsirup Köstlichkeiten, Toffee, Poutine, kreolische Gerichte usw.). Auf der Grande scène musicale und mit DJ Babxi werden die Klänge unserer französischsprachigen Länder zu hören sein. Workshops und Märchen für Kinder in der Timber Hall, ein Festival mit Kurz- Filmen im Auditorium, zweisprachige Animationen und Spiele in französisch & deutscher Sprache, Informationsstände über Québec, Work & Travel oder das Studium in Kanada und die haitianische Kultur im Marshall McLuhan-Saloneine Fülle frankophoner Aromen für das deutsche Publikum!

  • Der Zutritt wird nur mit einem gültigen Personalausweis oder Reisepass gewährt.
  • Um eine zügige Registrierung am Tag der Veranstaltung zu gewährleisten, werden keine großen Taschen zum Veranstaltungsort zugelassen.
  • Wir empfehlen allen Teilnehmer*innen vor der Veranstaltung einen COVID-Selbsttest durchzuführen. Wenn Sie sich krank oder unwohl fühlen oder positiv auf COVID-19 getestet wurden, nehmen Sie bitte nicht teil.

https://www.eventbrite.de/e/billets-la-fete-des-francophonies-560580791237