Community, Culture and Global Studies

Please join us for a talk with Tulasi Srinivas, a documentary filmmaker, sociologist and anthropologist of religion with expertise on South Asia. Through an ethnographic focus on ritual process, Srinivas’ talk will explore the place and nature of wonder in religious life. Friday, March 19 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Via Zoom This talk is part […]

The Department of Community, Culture and Global Studies invites you to a presentation by Chelsea Vowel. Vowel is Métis from manitow-sâkahikan (Lac Ste. Anne) Alberta, residing in amiskwacîwâskihikan (Edmonton). Mother to six girls, she has a BEd, an LLB, and an MA, and is a Cree language instructor at the Faculty of Native Studies at […]

Join a discussion about how smaller Canadian cities address homelessness with limited funding and capacity.

You are invited to attend Dr. Adia Benton's discussion about Conjuring Anthropology + Its Publics.

You are invited to attend a talk with Sandra Fox as part of the Public Anthropology Speaker Series.

You are invited to attend a talk with Sandra Fox as part of the Community, Culture and Global Studies 2022 Speaker Series.

You are invited to attend a presentation with Dr. Kisha Supernant as part of the Public Anthropology Speaker Series.

The Public Anthropology Speaker Series invites you to attend a discussion with Dr. Christine Schreyer and Dr. Shannon Ward.

Join Tala Khanmalek, and heidi andrea restrepo rhodes in their talk that is discussing politics and poetics of illness as vital to our thought and methods.

Join Dr. Farzad Amoozegar for his talk about visions (ru’yā) and nightmares (kābūs) from an Islamic perspectives to help make sense of the dead.

You are invited to attend a presentation by Dr. Jonathan Rosa as part of the Public Anthropology Speaker Series.

You are invited to attend a talk with Dr. Lindsay Harris as part of the Public Anthropology Speaker Series.

You are invited to attend Dr. Jason De León's presentation as part of the Public Anthropology Speaker Series.

Join Dr. Ayesha S. Chaudhry in her talk about her new book, The Colour of God, in relationship to Islamic feminisms.

You are invited to attend a talk with Chris Walker as part of the Public Anthropology Speaker Series.

Join Dr. Andrew Curley and Dr. Rafi Arefin's presentation where they will link their individual work to the theme of critical infrastructure and coloniality.