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DESCRIPTION:This ethnographic study\, presented by Nicole D'souza\, PhD can
 didate from the Division of Social and Transcultural Psychiatry at ɬÀï·¬\
 , aims to capture local conceptions of wellbeing and resilience of childre
 n living in Kingston\, Jamaica who are exposed to high levels of violence 
 and socioeconomic deprivation. I explore the effects of a locally construc
 ted\, cultural intervention called Dream-A-World (DAW) for children living
  in Kingston's inner-city neighborhoods. The DAW program was developed to 
 foster resilience in children by using 'culture' as an instrument for educ
 ation\, consciousness-raising\, and in challenging notions of race and ine
 qualities in a postcolonial context. My interest lies in understanding how
  this intervention structures children's subjective and emotional experien
 ces\, shaping the social and psychological landscape of their everyday liv
 es. The study explores the ways in which historical\, political and episte
 mic structures create complex intersections between hierarchies of race\, 
 class\, gender and sexuality that contribute to the contemporary subjectiv
 ities of these children.\n\nFor more information on CRCF's research semina
 rs\, please click here.\n
DTSTART:20170111T170000Z
DTEND:20170111T180000Z
LOCATION:Wendy Patrick room (room 118)\, Wilson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\,
  H3A 2A7\, 3506 rue University
SUMMARY:Research Seminar - Everyday violence\, cultural therapy\, and the p
 olitics of childhood among inner-city children in Kingston\, Jamaica
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 lence-cultural-therapy-and-politics-childhood-among-inner-city-children-26
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