Prof. Kim Anderson kicks off the semester’s IF… speaker series with her talk Creating Indigenous Feminist Space.

In this talk, Prof. Anderson will discuss how she has been engaged in embodied place-making with Indigenous women on campuses in the Guelph and Waterloo regions. As a founding member of the Kika’ige Historical Society (with Lianne Leddy and Brittany Luby) Prof. Anderson has engaged in two performance art pieces in response to the “fathers of confederation” and Canada 150 events. She will show films and share artwork out of these and other events as a starting place to theorize Indigenous feminist embodiment and place in an era of reconciliation.

Register here : http://cal.lib.uoguelph.ca/event/3462758

Library, THINC Lab, Room 280