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DESCRIPTION:The Climate Change Lecture series and Queer History Month are p
 roud to be hosting scholar and author Dr. Sara Ahmed to speak on her work.
 \n\nEventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sara-ahmed-lecture-stewart-bi
 o-oct-4th-2019...\n	\n	Dr. Sara Ahmed is a world renowned writer and scholar
  working at the intersection of feminist\, queer and race studies. Join us
  on Oct 4 as Dr. Ahmed delivers a powerful lecture on Complaint as a Queer
  Method\, exploring the gap between how complaints are represented by orga
 nizations and how they are experienced by those making the complaint. Thes
 e events are given as part of IGSF’s Climate Change: Institutionality\, Eq
 uity\, and Activism Now Lecture series and ���ϲ�����’s 2nd Annual Queer Histo
 ry Month.\n\nThis event will offer ASL and English to French\, whisper tra
 nslation. If you require either of these services\, or have any specific a
 ccess needs\, please email: access.qhm [at] mcgill.ca \n\nUntil 2016\, Dr.
  Sara Ahmed was a Professor of Race and Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths\, U
 niversity of London having been previously based in Women’s Studies at Lan
 caster University. She is a feminist writer and independent scholar. She w
 orks at the intersection of feminist\, queer and race studies. Her researc
 h is concerned with how bodies and worlds take shape\; and how power is se
 cured and challenged in everyday life worlds as well as institutional cult
 ures.\n\n“This lecture explores complaint as non-reproductive labour\, as 
 the work you have to do not to reproduce an inheritance. The lecture explo
 res the gap between how complaints are represented by organisations (often
  through flow charts\, as being clear\, linear and progressive) and how th
 ey are experienced by those who make complaints (as being messy and circul
 ar). Those who make complaints often know about organisations given what c
 omplaints do not bring about. The lecture considers stories of how complai
 nt “come out” as queer stories\, reflects on filing cabinets as institutio
 nal closets and explores institutional and queer uses of doors. The lectur
 e reflects on complaints in relation to queer use\, as the political work 
 of opening up spaces to enable them to be used by those for whom they were
  not intended.”\n
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LOCATION:Room 522\, McIntyre Medical Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3G 1Y
 6\, 3655 promenade Sir William Osler
SUMMARY:'Complaint as a Queer Method\,' a Lecture by Sara Ahmed at ���ϲ�����
URL:/igsf/channels/event/complaint-queer-method-lectur
 e-sara-ahmed-mcgill-300226
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