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CIDRN seminars 2018

CIDRN seminars are held once a month during semester, usually on the Footscray Park campus, or at MetroWest. You don’t need to RSVP, but please check to see if there are any last minute changes.

 

Liberatory Positionalities and Knowledge Practices: Connecting Global South Solidarities in Research and Resistance

March 27th, Tuesday, 12-1.30pm, Footscray Park Campus

Professor Mohamed Seedat and Professor Shahnaaz Suffla,

University of South Africa

 

Where Public Pedagogy Meets Race Literacy and Arts Practice

April, 18th Wednesday, 3pm-4pm, Footscray Park Campus

Liss Gabb and Geskeva Komba,

Cohealth Arts Generator

 

On Innocence lost: How Children are Made Dangerous

May 8th, Tuesday, 1-2pm, Footscray Park Campus

David McCallum and Jenny Laurence

Victoria University

 

Please check the CIDRN website for updates and room numbers.

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Community Identity and Displacement Network

The Community Identity and Displacement Network brings together academic staff from a variety of discipline bases with teaching and research expertise. We provide an education and research training
that reflects the demographic realities of the western region of Melbourne, and place these in a national and global framework.

   

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