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Research
Latest funding
- $91,707
Acimotan: Storying the Gendered Impacts of Hydro in Manitoba Indigenous Communities
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $195,340
Acimotan: Storying the Gendered Impacts of Hydro in Manitoba Indigenous Communities
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $1,102,403
Hemispheric Encounters: Developing transborder research-creation practices
SSHRC · 2020 · Co-investigator
Acimotan: Storying the Gendered Impacts of Hydro in Manitoba Indigenous Communities
Principal investigators: Brownlie, Jarvis
Keywords: oral history; Indigenous storytelling; history of colonization
Acimotan: Storying the Gendered Impacts of Hydro in Manitoba Indigenous Communities
Principal investigators: Brownlie, Jarvis
Keywords: oral history; Indigenous storytelling; history of colonization
Hemispheric Encounters: Developing transborder research-creation practices
Keywords: hemispheric performance; the Americas; embodied practice; research-creation; performance studies; activist an political performance; transborder collaborative methods; ecologies; mobilities; oralities; archives; migration; human rights; Indigenous; latinx
Hemispheric Encounters: Developing transborder research-creation practices
Keywords: hemispheric performance; the Americas; embodied practice; research-creation; performance studies; activist an political performance; transborder collaborative methods; ecologies; mobilities; oralities; archives; migration; human rights; Indigenous; latinx
Swarming the greenhouse artlab: Artistic encounters with bee eco-cultures in the age of Chthulucene
Principal investigators: Crowe, Roewan
Keywords: (1) Research-creation; (2) Non-representational methodologies; (3) Kwayekatasowin (setting things right); (4) Digital storytelling; (5) Anthropocene feminisms; (6) Chthulucene; (7) Queer ecologies; (8) Bee eco-cultures (collectivity, making with); (9) Telling the bees; (10) Transdisciplinary artistic practices
Canadian consortium on performance and politics in the Americas
Keywords: performance studies; American hemisphere; embodied practice; politics; cultural theory
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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