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Location: SJA-349E
Date: Tuesday, 03/June/2025
1:30pm
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3:00pm
1.1.1: Disabilities in International Development Research
Location: SJA-349E
 

Navigating Marriage Decisions: Experiences of Persons with Disabilities in Ghanaian Society

Murtala Labaran Gariba1, Agartha Pokuaah Aduse Oduro2, Sabiu Mohammed Gariba3, Ibrahim Mohammed Gariba4

1: Chereponi District Assembly, Ghana, University for Development Studies, Ghana; 2: Achiase District Assembly, Ghana; 3: University for Development Studies, Ghana; 4: University of Pardubice, Studentská 95, 532 10 Pardubice, Czech Republic



United Nations and African Union Inclusion of Women with Disabilities in Peacebuilding Efforts

Kirsten Van Houten1, Fabian Garcia2

1: University of the Fraser Valley, Canada; 2: University of Guelph, Canada



Post-Secondary Experiences of International Students: Voices of Disabled Women from the Global South Studying in Canada

Linh Thuy Dang, Rosemary Condillac

Brock University, Canada

3:30pm
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5:00pm
1.2.1.: Decolonization in practice
Location: SJA-349E
Chair: Brian Mahayie Waters
 

Decolonizing Participation though Silence

Neha Soni Arora, Kristina Berynets

Simon Fraser University, Canada



Decolonizing the Field of Project Management: Decentering Western Dominance in ‘Development’ Projects

Ruby Dagher

University of Ottawa, Canada



Decolonizing Narratives: Exploring the Canadian Aporetic Condition in International Development

John Wilfred Bessai

Okanagan College, Canada

Date: Wednesday, 04/June/2025
8:30am
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10:00am
2.1.2: Decolonization in practice II
Location: SJA-349E
Chair: Brian Mahayie Waters
 

Youth Leadership in Addressing Environmental Racism and Advancing Climate Justice: Pathways to Decolonial Futures

Adebowale Kazeem Yusuf

Brandon University, Canada



Examining Rwanda’s development through the Homegrown Solutions framework: A case for decolonizing development in Africa.

Regine Uwibereyeho King1, Rita Yembilah2, Nimo Kabore3, Susan Lee McGrath4

1: University of Calgary; 2: University of Calgary/Yembilah Evaluation And Research Services; 3: Carleton University; 4: York University



The Critique Western Development Rethinking Indigenous African Cultural Knowledges in Community Development: A Decolonial Dialectic

Ahmed Ilmi

University of Toronto Scharbrough, Canada



Unsettling coloniality of power through decolonial partnership: Perspectives from the global South

Xuan Thuy Nguyen1, Dana Corfield2

1: Carleton University; 2: York University

10:30am
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12:00pm
2.2.1: Climate change and adaptation
Location: SJA-349E
 

Le rôle de l’adoption des innovations dans la résilience climatique en agriculture : le cas de la filière manioc au Cameroun

Jean Charles Ononino

University of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon



Global Aspirations in a Warming World: Small States and the Cooling Dilemma in International Development

Hassan Bashir

Carleton University, Canada



Embodied uncertainties of aquaculture in a changing climate

Bernadette Resurrección, Cheyenne Kammerer

Queen's University, Canada



Extraction, Development, and Capitalist Accumulation in a Globalized World

Holly Cass Ferron

University of Ottawa, Canada

1:30pm
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3:00pm
2.3.1
Location: SJA-349E
 

Mapping the quotidian relations of uneven development: The case of Craft in Jamaican Tourism

Tka Pinnock

York University, Canada



Navigating Dreams and Realities: Rural Youth Aspirations in Colombia's Licit and Illicit Economies

Maria Margarita Fontecha1, Silvia Sarapura2

1: University of Guelph, Canada; 2: University of Guelph, Canada



Scaling deep through transformative learning in public sector innovation labs: The roles of civil society in Jamaica-Colombia cultural policy cooperation

Roshane O. Miller1,2

1: York University, Canada; 2: Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean, York University

Date: Thursday, 05/June/2025
8:30am
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10:00am
3.1.1: Feminist Perspectives
Location: SJA-349E
Chair: Rebecca Tiessen
 

The contribution of feminist institutionalism to the study of transitional justice processes in Southern contexts

Safo Musta

University of Ottawa, Canada



WPS in the Digital Age: Investigating AI and International Cybersecurity Policy

Holly Cass Ferron

University of Ottawa, Canada



Can feminist aid and mining extractivism be reconciled? Exploring Canada’s role in Peru

Véronique Plouffe

University of Ottawa, Canada

10:30am
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12:00pm
3.2.1: Focus on Pedagogy
Location: SJA-349E
Chair: Brian Mahayie Waters
 

Colonial Amnesia and Fragmented Narratives: The Importance of Beginnings and Foundations in Canadian Undergraduate International Development Studies Reading Lists

Alexandra Hannah Wilson

University of Ottawa, Canada



The Epistemic Landscape of Expertise: Canadian Undergraduate International Development Studies Reading Lists and the Politics of Knowledge Production

Alexandra Hannah Wilson

University of Ottawa, Canada



Shaping an Image of International Development in the 21st Century: The Perspective of Metamodernism

Mohammad Muaz Jalil

University of Ottawa, Canada



Student Perceptions on the Integration of Indigenous Content in the Undergraduate Curriculum in the School of International Development and Global Studies (SIDGS) at the University of Ottawa (uOttawa)

Rhiannon Dominique Careri

University of Ottawa, Canada

1:30pm
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3:00pm
3.3.1
Location: SJA-349E
 

Borderless Solidarities: Transnational Trauma, Mental Ecologies, and Diasporic Resistance in Bangladeshi-Canadian Feminist Movements

Chair(s): Mustahid Husain (University of Toronto, Canada)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

As above

Nahida Sobhan1, Fahim Quadir2
1Bangladesh High Commission in Canada, 2Queen's University

3:30pm
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5:00pm
3.4.1
Location: SJA-349E
 

Rethinking the “Agrarian Question” Through Cross-Regional Comparative Analysis

Chair(s): Patrick Clark (St. Mary's University, Canada)

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

"Embedded Neoliberalism" and the Resugence of Agricultural Cooperativism in Peru

Patrick Clark
St. Mary's University

 

Producer Well-Being in the Face of Production Squeezes in the Costa Rican Coffee Sector

Marcela Ortiz Imlach
York University

 

The Bharatiya Kisan Union Ekta Ugrahan and the Agrarian Question in India

Paramjit Singh
York University


 
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