Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
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History and Sociology
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Film Screening of “The Last Stop: Canada’s Lost Locomotive”
University Centre (UNC) 3272 University Way, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin us for the special screening of an historical adventure documentary about a group of divers who go in search of a lost Canadian relic.
The Condundrum of Double Permanence in Settler Colonial Society, and a Pathway to Building Genuine Reconciliation
Okanagan Regional Library (Downtown Kelowna) 1380 Ellis, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin Dr Keith Carlson for an insightful presentation on how BC’s settler colonial systems were developed and the path toward building a respectful new relationship between Indigenous and settler societies.
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Speaker Series
UBC Okanagan Department of History and Sociology Speaker Series
Okanagan Regional Library (Downtown Kelowna) 1380 Ellis, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin guest speaker Dr. Marius Kothor for an engaging presentation about the Nana Benz, a group of Togolese women entrepreneurs who have influenced both the batik textile industry and the political landscape of West Africa.
Department of History and Sociology Guest Speaker—Dr. Nile Green
Arts Building (ART) 1147 Research Road, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin Dr. Nile Green as he discusses the West and South Asian understanding, and misunderstanding, of China that emerged in the age of empire, steam, and print.
UBC Okanagan Department of History and Sociology Speaker Series
Okanagan Regional Library (Downtown Kelowna) 1380 Ellis, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin guest speaker Dr. Ania Zbyszewska on March 14th as she explains how “just transition” from fossil fuels is understood and operationalized in specific contexts.
Postponed: Department of History and Sociology Speaker Series
University Centre (UNC) 3272 University Way, Kelowna, BC, CanadaLearn more about the psychology of climate anxiety and its impact on societal change at the Department of History and Sociology Speaker Series.
Doomsday Vibes: Feeling vs. Knowing the Anthropocene
Okanagan Regional Library (Downtown Kelowna) 1380 Ellis, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThe Department of History and Sociology presents the first installment of its speaker series featuring guest speaker Cristina Mejia Visperas, who will be speaking about the effects of climate change on mental health.
Artificial Intelligence and Unconditional Love
Engineering, Management, and Education Building (EME) 1137 Alumni Ave, Kelowna, BC, CanadaDr. Vince Miller from the University of Kent explores the evolving integration of humans and technology by investigating the relationships between mood apps and their users.
History and Sociology Speaker Series
Science Building (SCI) 1177 Research Road, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThe Department of History and Sociology welcomes guest speaker and environmental advocate Michelle Francis-Denny.
Artificial Intelligence Goes to Work: Will Protective Labour Law Follow?
Engineering, Management, and Education Building (EME) 1137 Alumni Ave, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThe second annual labour lecture addresses how artificial intelligence is changing the world of work.
History and Sociology Speaker Series
Okanagan Regional Library (Downtown Kelowna) 1380 Ellis, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThe History and Sociology Series is back with another public lecture featuring Tiffany Willoughby-Herard from the University of California, Irvine.
