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DESCRIPTION:Hybrid Event\n\nPlease register on Eventbrite. \n	The in-person 
 event will be at the York Amphitheatre at Concordia's Sir George Williams 
 Campus EV Building Room 1.605.\n\nThis event is affiliated with the Situat
 ed Emergences - Media Conference\, but is open to the public (in-person an
 d online).\n\nBird-Song and Place-thought in the Aftermath\n\nStarlings si
 ng new songs when they grow-up in persistently polluted lands. Desires and
  being shift. The relations of our situatedness go far beyond bodies\, str
 etching outwards to lands\, waters\, non-humans\, ancestors\, and those ye
 t to come. We make one another in difficult conditions. What can we become
 ? How can we reach towards land-body desires when fossil fuel capitalism a
 nd colonialism continues to thrive? Following Frantz Fanon’s example of ‘i
 nserting invention into existence\,’ this brings Red River Métis feminist 
 and queer land-body relations in dialogue with Vanessa Watt’s Anishinaabe\
 , and Haudenosaunee understanding of place-thought to offer a desire-based
  and after-pessimism vision of anti-colonial justice.\n\nDr. M Murphy is a
  anti-colonial feminist science and technology studies scholar. They are P
 rofessor of the School of Environment and WGSI\, as well as Tier 1 Canada 
 Research Chair in Environmental Data Justice and Science and Technology St
 udies at the University of Toronto. They co-direct the Technoscience Resea
 rch Unit and its Indigenous Environmental Data Justice Lab\, as well as th
 e recent Indigenous Science\, Technology and Environment Research Hub. The
 y are the lead social science PI in the Acceleration Consortium’s CFREF gr
 ant with a focus on Indigenous approaches to ethical substance. They are t
 he author of The Economization of Life (2017)\, Seizing the Means of Repro
 duction (2012)\, Sick Building Syndrome and the Politics of Uncertainty (2
 007)\, as well as the forthcoming co-authored Fear of a Dead White Planet\
 , all published with Duke University Press. Murphy has twice been awarded 
 the Fleck Prize form the Society for the Social Studies of Science. Their 
 current research focuses on Indigenous feminist STS approaches to reimagin
 ing chemicals\, exposures\, and data justice. Their current project is cal
 led Alterlife in the Ongoing Aftermath. They are Red River Métis from Winn
 ipeg.\n\nThis event is also part of the 7th Season of Disrupting Disruptio
 ns: the Feminist and Accessible Publishing and Communications Technologies
  Speaker and Workshop Series\, organized by Dr. Alex Ketchum. Our series w
 as made possible thanks to our sponsors: SSHRC\, Digital Citizen Research\
 , the Institute for Gender\, Sexuality\, and Feminist Studies (IGSF)\, the
  DIGS Lab\, Milieux\, Initiative for Indigenous Futures\, ReQEF\, and more
 .\n\nThere is no fee required to attend this event. It will be professiona
 lly live captioned.\n\nYou can watch other past events here.\n
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SUMMARY:Dr. M Murphy on Bird-Song and Place-thought in the Aftermath (Hybri
 d Event)
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 ce-thought-aftermath-hybrid-event-357851
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