September Schedule

Registration

All activities, unless otherwise stated, will be held online. In order to obtain the Zoom link, make sure that you register! If you wish to reserve an event for your class, have a question, or if you do not have a Dawson email address, please contact Ildikó (iglaserhille@dawsoncollege.qc.ca).

Daily Events:

All events are free. Please register for an activity by either clicking on the Registration Link, contacting Ildikó (iglaserhille@dawsoncollege.qc.ca) or clicking on the link for a live-stream (not available for all events).

Peace week schedule 2020

 

Monday September 14, 2020

Monday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Monday
17:00-19:00
Third Space Playback: “Continuing the Conversation”

Third Space Playback: “Continuing the Conversation”

We invite you to join the opening event of “Continuing the Conversation: Reimagining, Rebuilding, Reconnecting” as we explore this theme through this participatory performance with Thirdspace Playback Theatre Edmonton. We will be inviting attendees to share their stories of how they envision dismantling current social structures and recreate a world based on equity, justice and peace.

Playback Theatre is a form of improvisational theatre in which audience members tell stories from their lives and actors reflect them back through movement, words, and music. Since the onset of the pandemic, our company has moved our in-person form on-line, adapting Playback theatre in order to continue creating a space to encourage connection and communication by sharing personal stories.
All levels of participation are welcome. We invite you to share your stories or simply listen and watch the performance, at the level in which you feel comfortable.

Everyone is welcome!
Registration required

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Tuesday, September 15 2020

Tuesday
10.30-12.00
Keynote and Workshop: “Accessibility and Creative Movement”

Keynote and Workshop: “Accessibility and Creative Movement”

Join Vanessa Furlong and Erin Ball in a workshop that explores a brief introduction to Disability theories and creative processes to incorporate accessibility and inclusion for audiences and performers.

All Dawson Community is welcome!

Register
Tuesday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Tuesday
2:00 - 2:30 PM
Meditation Session

Meditation Session

As part of Dawson’s commitment to well-being for all, everyone is welcome to join faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith for meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary; instruction will be provided.
 

Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Wednesday
10.00-12.00
Keynote: Truth and Reconciliation: The Power of Narratives & Storytelling

Keynote: Truth and Reconciliation: The Power of Narratives & Storytelling

In this presentation, Vanier Scholar Merelda Fiddler-Potter discusses the power of narrative and storytelling, and how it impacts Indigenous people and relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. She also breaks down how missing pieces of truth affect the way we perceive stories we see in the media.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Wednesday
2:00 - 2:30 PM
Meditation Session

Meditation Session

As part of Dawson’s commitment to well-being for all, everyone is welcome to join faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith for meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary; instruction will be provided.
 

Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017

Wednesday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register

Thursday, September 17, 2020

 

 

Thursday
12:00 - 2:00 PM
Keynote: Coloniality, Gender, and the Making of the Americas: An Interactive Presentation

Keynote: Coloniality, Gender, and the Making of the Americas: An Interactive Presentation

Nanea Renteria and Daniel Santiago Sáenz

Nanea and Daniel will look at the interrelationship between gender, colonialism, and coloniality through a series of case studies from different disciplinary formations, temporal settings, and geographic locations. By understanding that invasion and settler colonialism are not singular events, but rather systems and structures that continue to operate throughout the Americas, this talk will encourage attendees to un-settle relationships between colonialism and dominant understandings of gender. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in an interactive close reading of visual and textual sources and we will, as a group, develop practical ways of working through these materials.

Register
Thursday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Thursday
2:00 - 2:30 PM
Meditation Session

Meditation Session

As part of Dawson’s commitment to well-being for all, everyone is welcome to join faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith for meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary; instruction will be provided.
 

Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017

Friday, September 18, 2020

Friday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Friday
2.00 - 4.00 PM
PD Workshop: Making Space: Equity and Inclusive Teaching Design

PD Workshop: Making Space: Equity and Inclusive Teaching Design

Kieren de la Rue, University of Regina

As our classrooms become increasingly diverse in numerous ways, it is more important than ever that we build spaces that support the learning and engagement of all. The move to remote or online learning that many are now experiencing brings an opportunity to rethink our pedagogy and practice that can improve the learning experience for everyone. This webinar will include discussions of practices such as universal design for learning that can improve the experience for all students and instructors who have varying identities and differences, including various cultures, genders and sexualities, those who are neuro-divergent, and those with varying disabilities.

All Dawson Faculty and Staff welcome!

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Monday, September 21, 2020

Monday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Tuesday
9:00-15:00
Garden Projects and Urban Restoration

Garden Projects and Urban Restoration

Did you know that Dawson College has its very own oases, home to a diverse habitant of bees, butterflies, toads, and the occasional ducks? That Dawson Gardens actually produces its own food? Did you also know that spending just a few minutes in nature helps to quiet your mind and to refocus your thoughts? Want to try it out? Then sign up for an hour of gardening with Sustainable Dawson as we restore our gardens and learn about how something as simple as plunging your hands in soil can bring calm—and it’s scientifically proven!
 
NOTE: This is an in-person activity.Due to the current guidelines, PREREGISTRATION IS MANDATORY. You must also bring your mask.
 
For further questions please email (iglaserhille@dawsoncollege.qc.ca)
 
All Dawson Community is Welcome!
Register
Tuesday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Tuesday
2:00 - 2:30 PM
Meditation Session

Meditation Session

As part of Dawson’s commitment to well-being for all, everyone is welcome to join faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith for meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary; instruction will be provided.
 

Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Wednesday
9:00-15:00
Garden Projects and Urban Restoration

Garden Projects and Urban Restoration

Did you know that Dawson College has its very own oases, home to a diverse habitant of bees, butterflies, toads, and the occasional ducks? That Dawson Gardens actually produces its own food? Did you also know that spending just a few minutes in nature helps to quiet your mind and to refocus your thoughts? Want to try it out? Then sign up for an hour of gardening with Sustainable Dawson as we restore our gardens and learn about how something as simple as plunging your hands in soil can bring calm—and it’s scientifically proven!
 

NOTE: This is an in-person activity. Due to the current guidelines, PREREGISTRATION IS MANDATORY. You must also bring your mask.

For further questions please email (iglaserhille@dawsoncollege.qc.ca)

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Wednesday
10:30 - 12:00
Navigating Mixed Heritage and Intergenerational Healing: A Conversation

Navigating Mixed Heritage and Intergenerational Healing: A Conversation

Visual artist Lux Habrich, will discuss the evolution of her studio practice and share the research and process of her most recent sculptural series titled “Ritual Objects for Disordered and Displaced Bodies”. Her interest in ritual objects and commemorative practices stem from her deeply complex and (often) contradic-tory upbringing between a plurality of belief systems.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Wednesday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Wednesday
2:00 - 2:30 PM
Meditation Session

Meditation Session

As part of Dawson’s commitment to well-being for all, everyone is welcome to join faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith for meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary; instruction will be provided.
 

Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017

Wednesday
2:30 to 3:30
Beehive Opening with Alvéole

Beehive Opening with Alvéole

Did you know that Dawson had its very own beehive? No? Then join Sustainable Dawson and Alevéole as they open our beehives, ethically extract the honey, and learn about how these tiny creatures are foundational in preserving our ecosystem.
 
The Live-stream link: https://www.facebook.com/Sustainable-Dawson-121479001240144
 

Thursday, September 24, 2020

Thursday
9:00-15:00
Garden Projects and Urban Restoration

Garden Projects and Urban Restoration

Did you know that Dawson College has its very own oases, home to a diverse habitant of bees, butterflies, toads, and the occasional ducks? That Dawson Gardens actually produces its own food? Did you also know that spending just a few minutes in nature helps to quiet your mind and to refocus your thoughts? Want to try it out? Then sign up for an hour of gardening with Sustainable Dawson as we restore our gardens and learn about how something as simple as plunging your hands in soil can bring calm—and it’s scientifically proven!
 
NOTE: This is an in-person activity.Due to the current guidelines, PREREGISTRATION IS MANDATORY. You must also bring your mask.
 
For further questions please email (iglaserhille@dawsoncollege.qc.ca)
 
All Dawson Community is Welcome!
Register
Thursday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Thursday
2:00 - 2:30 PM
Meditation Session

Meditation Session

As part of Dawson’s commitment to well-being for all, everyone is welcome to join faculty members Johanne Rabbat, Madeleine Cote, and Daniel Goldsmith for meditation sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2:00-2:30. No experience is necessary; instruction will be provided.
 

Link: https://dawsoncollege.zoom.us/j/206402017

Thursday
16.00-17.30
Keynote: Kenneth Deer

Keynote: Kenneth Deer

A human and Indigenous rights activist, Kenneth Deer’s talk will focus on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People and his role in developing the Declaration.

Live Stream Link:

Register here for Zoom Link (Dawson College email only):

Register

 

Friday, September 25, 2020

Friday
12:30-13:30
Free Yoga

Free Yoga

Stretch and centre yourself with Yoga.

All Dawson Community is Welcome!

Register
Friday
16.00-18.00
PD Workshop: Microaggres-sions in the Classroom

PD Workshop: Microaggres-sions in the Classroom

A Theatre of the Oppressed
Workshop: Listening to our Bodies, Addressing Defenses and Resilience

This event is open to the College’s Faculty and Staff, registration is required! (Dawson email)

Register


Last Modified: August 4, 2021