Past Events
Enrooting an Emerging Diasporic Identity: The Legacies of Hong Kong Immigrants in Canada’s Migration History Dr. Miu Chung Yan, School of Social Work, UBC
Via Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
Virtual Talk with Dr. Chinmay Tumbe: “Migration and Pandemics”
Online- Via Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
The Battle of Hong Kong in 1941: A Spatial History Project - Dr. KWONG Chi Man, Hong Kong Baptist University
Via Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
Indigenous Bodies of Evidence and Counter-Mapping in the “Green” Nuclear Archive
Online over Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
Please join us for this public event with Dr.
UBC symposium Oceans as Archives. Panel Discussion on the Implications of the Bandanese Massacre and Commemoration Ceremony
ZOOM online event
VANCOUVER BC
Canada
Historical and Contemporary Implications of the Bandanese Massacre and Commemoration Ceremony Project Lead: Mikki Stelder, PhD Marie Skłodowska Curie Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Sociology The year 2021 marks the 400 year anniversary of the Dutch conquest of the Banda Islands, the subsequent genocide of the Indigenous
Translating and Staging Hans Henny Jahnn's Pastor Ephraim Magnus (1919)
ON Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
Project Leads: Matthew Tomkinson (Ph.D. Candidate, Theatre Studies) & Dr. Jason Lieblang (Associate Professor, CENES) Director: Moya O'Connell
Falling Tower: A theatrical workshop session
Over Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
With Yuning Liu (Playwright) and Tanya Mathivanan (Director) This workshop session featured the work-in-progress, Falling Tower, written by Ph.D.
Creative Workshop Session: Son histoire, mon histoire
Over Zoom
Vancouver BC
Canada
Creative Workshop session: ‘Son histoire, mon histoire’, a theatrical exploration of Acadian history George Belliveau, Chris Cook, Tetsuro Shigematsu, Graham W. Lea (Artists) This was the first creative workshop session in the "History, from Page to Stage" series, to explore the evolving work of Dr.
Behind the Mythological Curtain: Reception of Greek Tragedy During the Communist Rule in Serbia
ZOOM online event (registration below)
VANCOUVER BC
Canada
The place that the Greek heritage has had in the Serbian culture is somewhat different than the one we come across in the Western European traditions.
POSTPONED: Between Loss and Recovery: Cross-Confessional Health Culture in Ottoman Bosnia
ZOOM online event (registration below)
VANCOUVER BC
Canada
Between Loss and Recovery: Cross-Confessional Health Culture in Ottoman Bosnia This study focuses on medical pluralism in Ottoman Bosnia through its confessional differences, medical theories, and curative practices.