Storytelling as Connection and Resistance
Listen to stories from Elders, youth, and Knowledge Keepers from the Inuit community of south-eastern Labrador
Afternoon event
Date: Thursday, May 8
Time: Noon–2 pm
Location: Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre, 5 Campus Dr., Saskatoon
Presented in-person and virtually on YouTube
Free and open to the public
Evening event
Date: Thursday, May 8
Time: 6–8 pm
Location: Indigo Room, Alt Hotel Saskatoon, 480 2nd Ave. S., Saskatoon
Free and open to the public
About this event
Join us to share food and listen to stories from Elders, youth, and Knowledge Keepers from the Inuit community of south-eastern Labrador. How can listening to stories help us understand one another in the face of divisive Indigenous recognition policies?
There will be lunch provided at the daytime campus event and refreshments provided at the evening event.
Organized by Dr. Kristina Bidwell (PhD), Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Storytelling, University of Saskatchewan Department of English
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