"FISSSH Bites" Research Showcase event, brought to you by the Faculty of Indigenous Studies, Social Sciences, and Humanities.

FISSSH Bites is a conversational, rapid-presentation style event in which Faculty researchers are invited to reflect on how their work relates to a common theme: Treaties and Agreements.

Speakers and topics include:

• Elder Marcel Gagnon - Territorial Welcome
• Dana Wessell Lightfoot - "Mixed Families and Jurisdictional Conflicts in the Late Medieval City of Girona"
• Daniel Sims - "I Come from a Long Line of Historians: Examining the Tsek’ehne History"
• Kriston Rennie - " ‘Happy are the Professors’: The University of Strasbourg and the Spirit of Synthesis"
• Gary Wilson - "Inuit Nunangat: A Treaty-Based Inuit Homeland in Canada"
• Fiona MacDonald - "UNDRIP and the Growing Demand for Data Sovereignty in BC and Beyond"
• Sara Farhan - "Treaties as Technologies of Subjugation in Iraq"
• Kevin Hutchings - "Sir Francis Bond Head and the 1836 Manitoulin Island Treaty"
• Tara Joly - "The Promise of Alberta's Oil Sands Reclamation"

All are welcome to attend. 

Proof of vaccination will be required for entry, and we will be serving pre-packaged light refreshments.