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DESCRIPTION:The Committee for the Decolonization and the Study of Religion 
 Workshop (DSRW) Series is pleased to invite both graduate students and fac
 ulty members to its inaugural workshop: Decolonizing the Scholar\, facilit
 ated by Professor Yann Allard-Tremblay (ÂÌñÉç).\n\nThe DSRW is
  a bi-monthly event series taking place throughout the Winter 2023 semeste
 r\, organized by religious studies graduate students at both Concordia and
  ÂÌñÉç universities. Each month we will hold two events: a reading semina
 r and a skills-based workshop\, each led by invited faculty speakers\, gra
 duate students\, or community facilitators specializing in research method
 s\, classroom relationships\, pedagogy\, and public scholarship. The DSRW 
 aims to familiarize participants with emergent decolonial discourses\; to 
 equip them with praxis-informed decolonial skills that can be used both wi
 thin and beyond the classroom\; and to facilitate the application of decol
 onization and Indigenization strategies within religious studies at the de
 partmental level.\n\nThis opening event will introduce decolonization and 
 Indigenization as an epistemological and pedagogical project\, and explore
  how to apply decolonial values and skills to religious studies research a
 nd learning. The workshop\, led by Professor Yann Allard-Tremblay\, will b
 e oriented around three articles:\n\n\n	Larocque\, Emma. 2015. ‘Foreword: “
 Resist No Longer”: Reflections on Resistance Writing and Teaching’. In Mor
 e Will Sing Their Way to Freedom: Indigenous Resistance and Resurgence\, e
 dited by Elaine Coburn. Halifax & Winnipeg: Fernwood Publishing.\n	Smith\, 
 Linda. 2012. ‘Chapter 3: Colonizing Knowledges’. In Decolonizing Methodolo
 gies: Research and Indigenous Peoples\, Second\, 61–80. London: Bloomsbury
 .\n	Klassen\, Pamela E. 2020. ‘Back to the Land and Waters: Futures for the
  Study of Religions’. Religion 50 (1): 90–96. https://doi.org/10.1080/0048
 721X.2019.1681106.\n\n\nAlthough this event is concerned with the study of
  religion\, we invite anybody interested or curious\, from any intellectua
 l background\, to join this discussion. No prior knowledge of or exposure 
 to decolonial methods are necessary: it will be a space for all to learn a
 nd collaboratively envision how to think and do otherwise. Registration is
  limited: please secure your place at https://forms.gle/iMoDoikEPu29jgwH7
 \n\nLight food and refreshments will be served. Please share any dietary r
 estrictions on the registration page\; we will do our best to accommodate 
 your needs.\n\nAny other questions and concerns can be directed to either 
 Lucie Robathan or Jordan Molot\, DSRW Co-Chairs: lucie.robathan [at] mail.
 mcgill.ca and jordan.molot [at] concordia.ca\n\nThis event series is spons
 ored by ÂÌñÉç School of Religious Studies\; Concordia Department of Relig
 ions and Cultures\; Concordia Institute for Jewish Studies\; and ÂÌñÉç Gr
 aduate and Postdoctoral Studies.\n
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LOCATION:Birks Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2A7\, 3520 rue Universit
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SUMMARY:Decolonization and the Study of Religion Workshop (DSRW) Series
URL:/religiousstudies/channels/event/decolonization-an
 d-study-religion-workshop-dsrw-series-345179
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