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This discussion emerges as an opening to contemplate Black historic presence and land relationality on Turtle Island.

The session will focus on a discursive engagement of Elders’ cultural knowledge pointing to critical understandings of the relationships of knowledge, identity, subjectivity, history, culture and politics.

While acknowledging the ways that the Haitian migrant crisis is used as a political means to continue Haitian dehumanization, we explore how communities can adopt a stance of refusal to assert collective autonomy.

Join the Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies (CIARS) for the third session of our CIARS in Conversation series.

Join the Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies (CIARS) for the second session of our CIARS in Conversation series.