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Event

Youth, School, and Community Book Launch, Critical Research Conversation, and Celebration!

Friday, March 27, 2020 16:00to18:00
Coach House, 3715 Peel Street - Room 200, Montreal, CA

Poster for Youth, School, and Community Book Launch, Critical Research Conversation, and Celebration!

4:00 - Critical Research Conversation

Camisha Sibblis, University of Windsor

Camisha Sibblis is an Assistant Professor at the University of Windsor. An inter-disciplinary researcher, Sibblis also draws on her experience working with youth deemed ‘at risk’ as a school social worker, child protection worker, and as a clinician assessing the effects of anti-Black racism on the lives and mental health of convicts for courts to consider upon sentencing.

Andy Dang, Griffin Centre

Andy Dang is a social worker very much committed to the craft. He works at the Griffin Centre - a mental health organization in Toronto, ON.

Alison Fisher, York University

Alison Fisher defended her doctoral degree from York University’s Faculty of Education in February, 2020. She is also a Toronto District School Board teacher, social justice activist and cat guardian.

Naomi Nichols, ɬÀï·¬

Naomi Nichols is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at ɬÀï·¬. Much of her work focuses on better understanding the policy and institutional relations that shape status quo patterns of inequality. In 2019 (August), the University of Toronto Press released Nichols’ second sole-authored book: Youth, School and Community: Participatory Institutional Ethnographies.

Facilitator: Jayne Malenfant

Jayne Malenfant is from Kapuskasing, Ontario. She is a PhD Candidate at ɬÀ﷬’s Faculty of Education. Her research focuses on issues of institutional access for precariously housed and homeless youth, with a focus on schools, and draws on her own experiences of housing instability has a teen.

5:30 - Celebration

Food, books, drinks, cake!

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