WOMEN'S AND GENDER STUDIES ET RECHERCHES FÉMINISTES

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1 WOMEN'S AND GENDER STUDIES ET RECHERCHES FÉMINISTES CONGRESS PROGRAM University of Regina May 27-30,

2 Land acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge that the land on which we gather to hold the 2018 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is Treaty 4 land, the territories of the Nêhiyawak, Anihšināpēk, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakoda nations, and the homeland of the Métis. We give thanks to the host Indigenous communities in Regina, as we bear the collective responsibility to honour and respect their protocols and homes, and to meaningfully engage with their knowledges in this Congress and beyond. Reconnaissance du territoire Nous reconnaissons que le Congrès des sciences humaines 2018 se tient sur le territoire du Traité no 4, soit les territoires des Nêhiyawaks, des Anihšināpēks, des Dakotas, des Lakotas et des Nakodas, et sur la terre ancestrale des Métis. Nous tenons à remercier les communautés autochtones de Regina. Nous nous engageons collectivement à honorer et à respecter leurs protocoles et leurs terres, et à participer activement au partage de leurs connaissances autant pendant ce Congrès que par la suite. 2

3 Table of Contents Land acknowledgement/ Reconnaissance du territoire 2 Table of Contents 3 About WGSRF/Map of Location 4 Map of Congress 5 Special Events 6-8 Conference at a Glance 9-11 Monday May 28th Schedule Tuesday May 29th Schedule 17 Wednesday May 30th Schedule

4 Women's and Gender Studies et Recherches Féministes (WGSRF) Women's and Gender Studies et Recherches Féministes is the national professional association for the academic discipline of Women's and Gender Studies in Canada. We were established in 1984, and have membership across the country. Women's and Gender Studies et Recherches Féministes (WGSRF) est l'association professionnelle nationale pour la discipline universitaire des études sur les femmes et sur le genre au Canada. Nous avons été établis en 1984 et avons des membres à travers le pays. Most of the WGSRF Conference will take place in LB 4

5 Map of Congress 5

6 Special Events Sunday May 27th :30am-5:00pm Pre-Conference Coordinators Meeting Location: College West CW 225 Monday May 28th :00-10:30am Joint Keynote Panel with the Canadian Association of Food Studies Indigenous Women, Food Sovereignty, Sustainability and Climate Change Jeanette Armstrong, Amber Fletcher and Priscilla Settee Location: Research Innovation RI :30-8:30pm Independent Visions: An Evening of Feminist/Queer Films Please see the SSA program (page 4-5) for screening details: Location: Dunlop Art Gallery/Regina Public Library Film Theatre th Avenue 8:30pm onward SSA/SFAC reception Location: Crave Kitchen and Wine Bar. 6

7 Tuesday May 29th 2018 Noon-1:00pm WGSRF Annual General Meeting Location: LB 235 4:00-5:30pm Keynote Address: Tings Chak Undocumented: The Architecture of Migrant Detention and Gendered Migrant Labour Location: Research Innovation, RI 209 7:00-8:00pm LGBTQI2 Student/Faculty meet and Greet: Location: Artesian on 13 th, th Avenue The Artesian is a fully licensed, all-ages, and wheel-chair accessible facility located in the heart of Regina's Cathedral Neighbourhood. Co-Sponsored by WGSRF, Sexuality Studies Association and UR Pride Centre for Sexuality & Gender Diversity All interested students, community members and faculty are welcome! Light refreshments will be served Part of Community Congress: 8:00-11:30pm WGSRF/SSA Reception and Dance Party Location: Artesian on 13 th, th Avenue The Artesian is a fully licensed, all-ages, and wheel-chair accessible facility located in the heart of Regina's Cathedral Neighbourhood. 7

8 Wednesday May 30th :00-1:30pm Keynote Address: Robyn Maynard From Woke to Free: Policing Black Lives, Abolition and Black Feminism Co-sponsored with the Canadian Political Science Association Light lunch will be served Location: CL 127 8

9 Conference at a Glance Monday May 28th :00-10:30am Keynote: Indigenous Women, Food Sovereignty, Sustainability and Climate Change Research Innovation, RI :30-10:45am Break 10:45-12:00 Exposure Won t Pay the Bills: A Panel on Media Arts, Gender, and Labor in Canada Laboratory Building, LB 125 Beyond Relief and Regret: Creating Space for Diverse Emotional Experiences in Abortion Scholarship and Activism Laboratory Building, LB 132 Navigating Masculinities Laboratory Building, LB :00-12:30pm Break 12:30-1:30pm Roundtable I: Collective Consultations: Updating Intersectional Equity Processes and Structures Laboratory, LB 125 Roundtable II: Academic Freedom and being a Public Intellectual in These Times Laboratory, LB 235 Roundtable III: Outstanding Scholarship Award Winner Panel Laboratory, LB 132 1:30-3:00 pm Against Health: Critical Dietetics at the Table with Food and Gender Studies: Joint Panel CAFS and WGSRF Classroom Building, CL 112 Inter/Disciplines and Research Methodologies Laboratory, LB 125 Panel: Prairie Sexualities: Theories, Archives, Affects, Communities I. **starts at 1:45** First Nations :00-3:15pm Break 3:30-5:00pm Friendship and Women s Work: Spanning Diversities of Time, Space, Age and Place. Laboratory, LB 125 Leaky, Monstrous, Uncontainable Bodies Laboratory, LB 132 Out of Left Field: Adjoining Critical Feminist and Transgender Theorist Examinations of Sport Laboratory, LB 206 6:30-8:30pm Independent Visions: An Evening of Feminist/Queer Films Regina Public Library Film Theatre 9

10 Tuesday May 29th :00-10:15am Prairie Sexualities: Theories, Archives, Affects, Communities II **runs until 10:30** First Nations 2007 Gender, Sex and Sexuality: Theorizing capitalism, colonialism, whiteness and white supremacy Laboratory, LB 132 The Transnational Face of Wartime Sexual Violence: Translating Trauma Across National Boundaries Laboratory, LB :15-10:30am Break 10:30-11:45am Campus-Based Sexual Violence Laboratory, LB 125 Diversifying Classrooms, Families and Pedagogies Laboratory, LB 132 (Protesting) Police Violence, Law and Incarceration Laboratory, LB :45-12:00pm Break 12:00-1:00pm WGSRF AGM Laboratory, LB 235 1:00-1:15pm Break 1:15-2:30pm Creating Space/s to Disseminate Alternative/Radical/Feminist Knowledges Laboratory, LB 125 Asexuality and Intersectionality: Asexuality in Conversation with Religiosity, Transnationalism, and Sex Positivity Laboratory, LB 132 Navigating (the Experience of) Violence Laboratory, LB 206 2:30-3:45pm Representation and Presentation Laboratory, LB 125 Teaching Experiences Laboratory, LB 132 How Do We Teach Now? Laboratory, LB 206 3:45-4:00pm Break 4:00-5:30pm Keynote: Tings Chak, Undocumented: The Architecture of Migrant Detention and Gendered Migrant Labour Research Innovation, RI 209 7:00-8:00pm LGBTQI2* Student/Faculty/Community Meet and Greet TBA 8:00-11:30pm Dance Party/WGSRF reception Artesian on 13th 10

11 Wednesday May 30th :00-10:15am Gender, Land, and Climate Justice Laboratory, LB 125 Responsibilizing Parents, Reproduction, and The State Laboratory, LB 132 Healthcare, Barriers, and the Process of Diagnosis Laboratory, LB :15-10:30am Break 10:30-11:45am Gender, Water, Governance and Climate Justice Laboratory, LB 125 Belonging, Activisms, and Social Movements Laboratory, LB 132 Resistance, Allyship, and Reclamation Laboratory, LB :45-12:00pm Break 12:00-1:30pm Plenary Keynote: Robyn Maynard, From Woke to Free: Policing Black Lives, Abolition and Black Feminism Classroom Building, CL 127 1:30-1:45pm Break 1:45-3:00pm Interdisciplinary Collaborations as the Future of the Field: Thinking about Rethinking WGS Laboratory, LB 125 Navigating Youth and Femininity Laboratory, LB 132 Managing Millennial Diversity: Challenging Contemporary Moral Panics Laboratory, LB 206 3:00-3:15pm Break 3:15-4:30pm Unpacking Canadian Policy and State Violence Laboratory, LB 125 Talking About and Building Feminist Worlds Laboratory, LB 132 Calling out and Disclosing Violence Laboratory, LB

12 Monday May 28th Schedule 9:00-10:30am: Joint Keynote WGSRF/CAFS Monday, May 28, :30-12:00 noon: Concurrent Panels 12:30pm-1:30pm: Featured Workshops/Presentations 1:30-5:30: Concurrent Panels 6:30-10:30: Independent Visions: An Evening of Feminist and Queer Films: co-presented by FSAC and SSA 8:30-6:00pm, LB 153 Shared Gathering Space with light refreshments 9:00-10:30am, RI 209 Keynote Panel Joint Keynote Panel with the Canadian Association of Food Studies Indigenous Women, Food Sovereignty, Sustainability and Climate Change Jeanette Armstrong, Amber Fletcher and Priscilla Settee 12

13 Exposure Won t Pay the Bills: A Panel on Media Arts, Gender, and Labor in Canada 10:45am-Noon Beyond Relief and Regret: Creating Space for Diverse Emotional Experiences in Abortion Scholarship and Activism Navigating Masculinities LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Panelists: Leesa Streifler Luc Cousineau, University of Waterloo, and Corey W. Johnson, University of Waterloo Sleeper Agents for the Patriarchy? Men, Masculinities, and Feminist Theory Janine Windolph, Filmmaker, Curator of Public Programs, Mackenzie Art Gallery Jennifer Matotek, Director/Curator, Dunlop Gallery Amber Phelps Bondaroff, Artist, Program Coordinator, Neutral Ground Moderators and Organizers: Lauren Fournier, Amber Christensen Carly Giles, University of Lethbridge Katelyn Mitchell, University of Lethbridge Shannon Ingram, University of Lethbridge Jessica Duncan, University of Western Ontario Diversifying Female Masculinity: Shattering Whiteness and Assembling Black Lesbian Identity Kristin Rodier, University of Alberta He Was Just the Best Man for the Job : Fat Suits, Tactile Sensitivity, and Fat Masculinity on This is Us. Christopher Greig, University of Windsor, and Barbara Pollard, University of Windsor The Forgotten Man 13

14 Roundtable I: Collective Consultations: Updating Intersectional Equity Processes and Structures 12:30-1:30pm Roundtable II: Academic Freedom and being a Public Intellectual in These Times Roundtable III: Outstanding Scholarship Award Winner Panel LB 125 LB 235 LB 132 Yuchen Gao Jebunessa Chapola Erin Pillipow Shaylyn White Natalya Mason Chair: Marie Lovrod Ummni Khan Jake Pyne Third participant TBA During this session, the WGSRF will announce the annual winners of the Undergraduate Essay Prize, the Graduate Essay Prize, and the Outstanding Scholarship Prize. The authors will be in attendance to speak about their awardwinning work. Please bring your lunch and help us celebrate outstanding work in the field! 14

15 1:30-3:00pm Against Health: Critical Dietetics at the Table with Food and Gender Studies: Joint Panel CAFS and WGSRF Inter/Disciplines and Research Methodologies Panel: Prairie Sexualities: Theories, Archives, Affects, Communities I (Joint Panel SSA/WGSRF) CL 112 LB 125 First Nations 1020 Panelists: Jacqui Gingras Alissa Overend Barbara Parker Adele Hite Andrea Noriega Ranjan Datta, University of Saskatchewan Decolonizing both researcher and research and its effectiveness in Indigenous Research Samantha Cutrara, York University Feminist Interventions: Engaging in Critical Archival Research Shannon Moore, Brock University Transdisciplinarity and Intersectionality: Critical Reflections and Opportunities for Synthesis in Women and Gender Studies Chair: Connie Guberman Valerie J. Korinek, University of Saskatchewan Living, writing and teaching queerly on the prairies: A historian s observations Rachel Loewen Walker, University of Alberta Far from Hooking Up : Exploring Real Relationships between the Prairies and MTV Corinne L. Mason, Brandon University Policing Pride: Outsourcing Racism on the Prairies **Please note that this panel beings at 1:45pm 15

16 Friendship and Women s Work: Spanning Diversities of Time, Space, Age and Place. 3:30-5:00pm Leaky, Monstrous, Uncontainable Bodies Out of Left Field: Adjoining Critical Feminist and Transgender Theorist Examinations of Sport LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Naomi McPherson, UBC Okanagan Women in the Field: Research and Cross-cultural Friendship Susanne Kuehling, University of Regina Women in Kula: Friendships, Harmony, and Respect Laura Bisaillon, University of Toronto Friendship as Work, Work as Friendship: Supporting, Resisting and Subverting Elizabeth Brulé, York University Indigeneity, Friendship and Feminism Chair: Naomi McPherson Jenny Roth, Lakehead University Dracula s Technofeminist Twist Alysse Kushinski, York University Free Bleeding and Leaky Bodies: Discharging Leakiness from Narratives of Embodiment Nevena Martinović, Queen s University Death First: Aging Anne Oldfield in W.R. Chetwood s A General History of the Stage Sylvie Côté, University of Manitoba Lovesickness and the Medical Humanities in Spenser s The Faerie Queene Book 3, Canto 2 Chair: Ann Braithwaite We Know What They re Trying to Do : Muslim Female Athletes Distrust of Critical Feminism Asma Khalil, University of Toronto Ali Greey, University of Toronto Gender Transgressors: An Intersectional Analysis of the Change Room Mira Trebilcock, University of Regina Examining the Discourses Present in Women s Tackle Football and their Effects on the Development of the Game Claire Carter, University of Regina Bodies at Play: Queer Sports, Body Image, and the Possibility of a Politics of Disorientation Chair: Claire Carter 6:30-8:30pm, Dunlop Art Gallery/Regina Public Library Film Theatre th Avenue Independent Visions: An Evening of Feminist/Queer Films Please see the SSA program for screening details: 16

17 Followed by a reception at Crave Kitchen and Wine Bar. Tuesday May 29th Schedule 9:00am-3:45: Panels Tuesday, May 29, noon-1:00pm: WGSRF AGM 4:00-5:30: Tings Chak Keynote: Undocumented: The Architecture of Migrant Detention and Gendered Migrant Labour Detention Location: Research Innovation, RI 209 7:00-8:00pm: LGBTQI2 Student/Faculty meet and Greet: Co-Sponsored by UR Pride, WGSRF and SSA 8:00pm-11:30pm: WGSRF/SSA Reception and Dance Party 8:30-6:00pm, LB 153 Shared Gathering Space with light refreshments 17

18 9:00-10:15am Prairie Sexualities: Theories, Archives, Affects, Communities II Gender, Sex and Sexuality: Theorizing capitalism, colonialism, whiteness and white supremacy The Transnational Face of Wartime Sexual Violence: Translating Trauma Across National Boundaries First Nations 2007 LB 132 LB 206 Joint Panel SSA/WGSRF Katerina Deliovsky, Brock University Sex Tourism, White Femininity and Black Masculinity: Research and the Politics of Erotic Racism Agatha Schwartz, University of Ottawa Creating Vocabularies of Ruptures ; Through the Space of Postmemory : On Transnational and Transgenerational Data Collection About Wartime Rape 70 Years Later Anthony Easton, Independent Scholar A Queer History of Plural Marriage in Southern Alberta Roewan Crowe, University of Winnipeg From Chelsea Girls to AH SUGAR: Queer Coming-of- Age Narratives Manuela Valle-Castro, University of Saskatchewan Performance Activisms and Audiences on the Prairies **Please note that this panel runs until 10:30am Tamari Kitossa, Brock University. Foucault s Evasive Maneuvers: White Ignorance, citational erasure of Baldwin and Fanon and theorizing sexuality as if colonialism and slavery did not happen Tierney Kobryn-Dietrich, Brock University Control by Proxy: The regulation of indigenous peoples and settler labour via Canadian anti-sex work laws, Chair: Katerina Deliovsky Tatjana Takševa, Saint Mary s University, Challenges and Rewards in Collecting Narratives About War Rape in Bosnia and Herzegovina: In Conversation with Bosnian Women Survivors Téa Rokolj, University of Ottawa Encountering Vulnerability: Qualitative Research and a Transnational Transcriber Anna Bogic, University of Ottawa Translating Trauma into English: Perspectives on Methods and Ethics in the Translation of Narratives of Trauma Chair: Annalee Lepp 18

19 10:30-11:45am Campus-Based Sexual Violence Diversifying Classrooms, Families and Pedagogies (Protesting) Police Violence, Law and Incarceration LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Miglena Todorova, University of Toronto The short pants of sexual violence prevention programs on college campuses Elizabeth Quinlan and Kirby Brigden, University of Saskatchewan Sexual Violence at Corporatized Universities: Contradictory Tendencies Kim Kathleen Simard, Dawson College Safer Spaces are Not Places Hannah Maitland, University of Western Ontario Solving for Q: The Labour of Queering the Classroom Beyond Sex Education Sara Radley, University of Western Ontario "White NFL Owners as Arrogant Perceivers and Consumers of Black Players in the Context of the Kneeling Protests" Johise Namwira, University of Manitoba Silence is Violence; an Intersectional Analysis of Police Violence Against Black Women in the United States Margot Francis, Brock University Not diversity : Decolonial and intersectional perspectives on sexual violence on university campus Kirby Brigden, University of Saskatchewan Sexual Violence Policies at Canadian Universities: Fulfilling Legislative Requirements or Meeting Survivors Needs? Chair: Milena Todorova Reese Simpkins: Trans*ing Diversity, Becoming Pedagogies Angie Wong, York University Asianadian Women: An Existential Consideration of Who We Are Chair: Ilya Parkins Jessica Rumboldt An Analysis of the Overrepresentation of Indigenous Female Offenders in the Canadian Correctional System (CCS) Salisha Purushuttam, York University Pornography, Race, and Public health in Canada: Undressing Motion M-47 Chair: Allyson Jule 12:00-1:00pm, LB 235 WGSRF Annual General Meeting 19

20 1:15-2:30pm Creating Space/s to Disseminate Alternative/Radical/Feminist Knowledges Asexuality and Intersectionality: Asexuality in Conversation with Religiosity, Transnationalism, and Sex Positivity Navigating (the Experience of) Violence LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Julie Ravary-Pilon, Université du Québec à Montréal Feminist writings on the web and the fourth wave discourses: the case for feminist web videos Melissa Baldwin, Trent University This is where the poetry comes out : The Peterborough Poetry Slam as Resistant Space-Making Elizabeth Groeneveld, Old Dominion University HUES Magazine and the Politics of Alliance Jebunnessa Chapola, University of Saskatchewan Rethinking South Asian women s diasporic experiences: Echo Chambers, migrating conflicts and contemporary political subject formation among immigrant women in Canada Chair: Tatjana Takseva Theresa Kenney, McMaster University Mixed Race (Gr)Ace Heather Prost, Simon Fraser University Make Space for Ace: Asexuality, Trauma, and Healing Spaces Sage Strobel, Simon Fraser University Sex-Positivity and Non-Sexualities Anna Kurowicka, University of Warsaw, and Ela Przybylo, Simon Fraser University Polish Asexualities: Catholic Religiosity and Asexual Online Activisms in Poland Chair: Ela Przybylo Christine Wildman, University of Guelph, and Jennifer Root, Wilfrid Laurier University Different, but the Same?: Experiences of intimate partner violence among Brantford s LGBTQ+ community Rebecca Lennox, Simon Fraser University Right to the City : An Exploration of the Gendered Impacts of Street Harassment Alessia Mastrorillo, University of Western Ontario Sense(s) of fear - Affective labour, intimate partner violence and the role of touch in intimate relationships Andrea Quinlan, University of Waterloo Commodifying Consent Education on the Neoliberal Campus Chair: Connie Guberman 20

21 2:30-3:45pm Representation and Presentation Teaching Experiences How Do We Teach Now? LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Sara Shamdani Intersectional Assemblages: Re-imagining the Chador and Women s bodies in A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night Seyedah Zahra Ghoreishi, University of Saskatchewan Representations of Iranian Women in Persepolis and Reading Lolita in Tehran Maaike Kuypers, University of Alberta Picasso and the Primitive: How Western fascination of the Other, and the desire for transformative, authentic, cultural experience results in the exploitation of the Other Allyson Jule, Trinity Western University, and Sara Herrero, Universidad Europea de Madrid Room for us: The incorporation of women in academia seen through the lives of Canada s Eliza Ritchie ( ) and Spain s María Goyri ( ) Barb Pollard, University of Windsor Preservice Teachers Taught by Critical Pedagogues Exit Faculty of Education with Limited Development of Critical Consciousness and Understanding of Intersectionality Kathleen Cummins, Sheridan College Destabilizing the Film Canons of Old Dinosaurs : Teaching Film History in a Post-Weinstein Era Priya Kumar, Carleton University Toward a New (Eco)Feminist Future: Mainstreaming Nonhuman Animals in Feminist Studies Emily Ritenburg University of Regina LGBTQ2S Competence in Social Work Students: Attitudes and Knowledge Gaps Ilya Parkins, University of British Colombia Queering the Time of the Modern Bride: Insights from Periodical Studies Chair: Allyson Jule Chair: Ann Braithwaite Chair: Ilya Parkins 21

22 4:00-5:30pm, RI 209 Keynote Tings Chak Undocumented: The Architecture of Migrant Detention and Gendered Migrant Labour Over the past decade, over 100,000 people children, women, and men have been jailed indefinitely without charge or trial. This is the reality of immigration detention in Canada that is violently invisibilized. Migrants are detained primarily because they are undocumented. Likewise, these sites of detention bare little trace drawings and photos are classified; access is extremely limited. The detention centres, too, are undocumented. This presentation will draw from Tings Chak s graphic novel, Undocumented: The Architecture of Migrant Detention, which documents the banality and violence of the architecture in contrast to the stories of daily resistance among immigration detainees. This work will be presented alongside Tings Chak s other visual projects that explore gendered detention in Texas and migrant domestic workers struggle for economic and spatial justice in Hong Kong. This presentation highlights the ways in which visual representation can be used as a political tool for documenting and witnessing social, economic, and spatial realities that are often hidden from view. 22

23 7:00-8:00pm, Artesian on 13th LGBTQI2* Student/Faculty/Community Meet and Greet All interested students, community members and faculty are welcome! Co-sponsored with Sexuality Studies Association and UR Pride Centre for Sexuality & Gender Diversity Light refreshments will be served Part of Community Congress: The Artesian is a fully licensed, all-ages, and wheel-chair accessible facility located in the heart of Regina's Cathedral Neighbourhood. 8:00-11:30pm, Artesian on 13th Dance Party/WGSRF Reception th Avenue The Artesian is a fully licensed, all-ages, and wheel-chair accessible facility located in the heart of Regina's Cathedral Neighbourhood. 23

24 Wednesday May 30th Schedule Wednesday, May 30, :00am-4:30pm: Concurrent Panels 12-1:30pm: Keynote: Robyn Maynard, From Woke to Free: Policing Black Lives, Abolition and Black Feminism Co-sponsored with the Canadian Political Science Association Light lunch will be served Location: CL 127 8:30-5:00pm, LB 153 Shared Gathering Space with light refreshments 24

25 9:00-10:15am Gender, Land, and Climate Justice Responsibilizing Parents, Reproduction, and The State Healthcare, Barriers, and the Process of Diagnosis LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Jennifer Dyer, Memorial University of Newfoundland Parent Advocacy of Trans Kids Susan Manning, Dalhousie University More Work To Be Done: Evaluating Gender and Diversity Analysis in Resource Extraction Jacqueline Potvin: Maternal Responsibility and Neoliberal Healthism in Canadian Development Policy under the Muskoka Initiative Elyse Cottrell, Lakehead University Intersectional Barriers to Emergency Healthcare in Thunder Bay for People with Chronic Illnesses May Chazan and Melissa Baldwin, Trent University and Aging Activisms Collective Grannies, Rockers, and Oil Riggs: Mobilizing Age/ing in Intersectional Climate Justice Alliances Ranjan Datta, University of Saskatchewan Researcher and Participants in Land-based Research Chair: Annalee Lepp David Mirela, University of Saskatchewan Bertrand Russell in 1920s China: Individualism and Eugenics in the New Sexual Ethics Samar Khan, York University Service Providers' Perceptions of Barriers to Maternal Mental Healthcare among Migrant South Asian women with Postpartum Depression (PPD) Chair: TBD Christine Wildman, University of Guelph LGBTQ+ Experiences While Accessing Healthcare and Social Services Sarah Redikopp, University of Western Ontario Borderline Feelings: Maddening Queer Time, Affect, and Knowledge Chair: Ann Braithwaite 25

26 10:30-11:45am Gender, Water, Governance and Climate Justice Belonging, Activisms, and Social Movements Resistance, Allyship, and Reclamation LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic, University of Western Ontario Gender Equity in Global Green Employment Angela Culham, University of Regina Gender Roles in Times of Crisis: Flooding in Small Town Saskatchewan Danette Starblanket, University of Saskatchewan, Elder Betty McKenna, Marlin Legare, University of Regina Indigenous Women and Water Governance in Canada: Traditional Roles and Current Policy Emily Carrothers, University of Western Ontario Maternal Activisms: Troubling the Tropes Aryan Karimi, University of Alberta Sexuality and Integration: A Case of Iranian Gay Refugees Integration Practices in Canada Gina Snooks, Rosemary Nagy Research as Allyship: Reflections on the Northeastern Ontario Research Alliance on Human Trafficking Jennifer Tran, University of Western Ontario Incarceration of Indigenous Mothers in Canadian Penitentiary Systems: The Necropolitics of Prison Spaces and its Effect on Indigenous Motherhood" Liberty Emkeit, University of Regina Remembrance and Resistance: Reclaiming Indigenous Mother s Narratives Brenda Anderson, Luther College at The University of Regina Hopeful Dissonance: Religious Activism by Indigenous Women and Muslim Feminists Chair: Darlene Juschka Chair: Annalee Lepp Chair: Tatjana Takseva 26

27 12:00-1:30pm, CL 127 Plenary Keynote Robyn Maynard From Woke to Free: Policing Black Lives, Abolition and Black Feminism Co-sponsored with the Canadian Political Science Association and with Assistance from the Congress Aid to Interdisciplinary Sessions Fund Light lunch will be served This keynote address will be delivered by Robyn Maynard, a Black feminist who has spent years documenting racist and genderbased state violence. She has spent the better part of the decade doing frontline harm-reduction outreach work in Montreal, and continues to provide trainings for health and social service providers on the harms created by systemic racism, criminal laws and stigmatization. Maynard is the author of Policing Black Lives: State Violence in Canada from Slavery to the Present, a national bestseller, released by Fernwood Publishing in This plenary keynote is jointly presented with the workshop on Refusal, Resistance, Resurgence organized by the Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous Peoples and Politics section, and also in collaboration with the Women's and Gender Studies et Recherches Féministes (WGSRF) with assistance from the Congress Aid to Interdisciplinary Sessions Fund. 27

28 1:45-3:00pm Interdisciplinary Collaborations as the Future of the Field: Thinking about Rethinking WGS Navigating Youth and Femininity Managing Millennial Diversity: Challenging Contemporary Moral Panics LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Ann Braithwaite, University of Prince Edward Island, and Catherine Orr, Beloit College Jan Kainer, York University Youth Labour Organizing in Canada: An intersectional sensitive analysis Curtis Fogel, Brock University Policing Femininity: Intersex Discrimination in International Sport Kathryn Trevenen, University of Ottawa, and Celeste E. Orr, University of Ottawa Moral Panic and Millennials Mental Health Meg Peters, University of Ottawa Moral Panics around Social Media and Mental Health: Who is Welcome on Social Media Platforms? Sarah Smith, University of Ottawa Moral Panic and Detransition Narratives: Policing Gender through an Affective Politics of Fear Chair: Michael Orsini 28

29 3:15-4:30pm Unpacking Canadian Policy and State Violence Talking About and Building Feminist Worlds Calling out and Disclosing Violence LB 125 LB 132 LB 206 Sharlee Cranston-Reimer, Brock University Theorizing Representations of State Violence at the Canadian Border Grace Lao, York University Rape Culture and Women s Rights in Canada, Corinne L. Mason, Brandon University Lauren Montgomery, Carleton University Building the Canadian Woman : Federal Government funding as Equality Projects Chair: Kathryn Trevenen Sylvia Terzian, University of Waterloo Transnational Feminist Misfits? The Possibility of Transnational Feminist Engagements Natasha Patterson, University of Northern British Columbia This is What a Feminist Looks Like? Exploring the Celebrity Feminism of Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama Anne Rovers: Listening In: The Myth of the Talking Cure A Feminist Intersectional Bakhtinian Approach to Dialogue Chair: Ilya Parkins Michel Ghanem, Ryerson University Hey, that s a sexist term : Costuming the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend in Contemporary Television s Female Lead Character Melissa Tanti,McMaster University Police Oversight: Mitigating Microagressions in Sexual Assault Reporting Lauren Fournier, York University Auto-Theory and the Feminist Politics of Disclosure: Outing Bad Behaviour in Theory Kiera Anderson, Simon Fraser University Just saying out loud that it happened: White Feminist Framings of Sexual Violence in Social Movement Narratives Chair: Annalee Lepp 29