CRITS Student Symposium 2022

19 April 2022 · 13:30 to 17:00

Movements
CRITS Student Symposium
April 19, 2022. 1:30 – 5:00 PM
Online on Zoom

Description: Movements are at the heart of social innovation. Social, collective and human movements. Movements of contestation, of transformation, but also of preservation and resistance. Anchored in the practice, the daily life, the imagination. Movements are sometimes displacements, undergone or wished, always heavy of consequences. Other times, they are adaptation; to new technologies, new social norms, to the pandemic context. Often, they are impulses towards others, attempts to get closer. The movements are multiple and complex; they attract, intrigue and, at the same time, invite us to pause and reflect.

The speakers at this conference will present the issues, challenges and possibilities of these movements, and invite you to share experiences, observations, reflections and critiques of these different movements with them.

The event is bilingual, French and English interpretation will be available.

Zoom link to participate: https://uottawa-ca.zoom.us/j/98087237534?pwd=cnlzdjh3ZVNSK0p4T1hEclFWUWJmQT09

PROGRAM

1:30 – 1:35 PM: Opening speech by Jonathan Durand Folco

1:35 – 2:35 PM: Youth, Social Movements and Social Change

  • Émergence et rôles des mouvements sociaux juvéniles dans les pays post conflits
    Isaac Nshokano
  • The Paradox of Me to We: a critical analysis of a youth social movement turned mega charity. Samantha Elizabeth Dignam
  • The role of data in identifying social issues and designing for social change Bukola Olawepo

2:35 – 3:05 PM: Resilience and Resistance

  • Résilience et résistance : de l’agriculture urbaine sociale aux communautés isolées. Mise en dialogue et réflexions critiques. Julie Courchesne et Luce Lemieux-Huard

3:05 – 3:15 PM: Pause

3:15 – 3 :55 PM: Women, Vulnerability and Society

  • Sexual trafiking in Nigera and the effets of stigma in womens’ lives. Aderonke Osobaio and Mariam Latifa Diaby

3:55 – 4:35 PM:  Social innovation, Inclusion and Diversity

  • Les approches théoriques en gestion de la diversité au sein des organisations
    Jeanne Christine Kpangon
  • Social innovation and international collaboration. Dialogue North-South
    Fabian Monsalve

4:35 – 5:00 PM: Closing speech

  • Corporate obedience / Community resistance? The Power of Social Movements
    Christopher John Gunter

Detailed program

Tues. 19 April

Opening speech by Jonathan Durand Folco

  • Émergence et rôles des mouvements sociaux juvéniles dans les pays post conflits
    Isaac Nshokano
  • The Paradox of Me to We: a critical analysis of a youth social movement turned mega charity. Samantha Elizabeth Dignam
  • The role of data in identifying social issues and designing for social change Bukola Olawepo
  • Résilience et résistance : de l’agriculture urbaine sociale aux communautés isolées. Mise en dialogue et réflexions critiques. Julie Courchesne et Luce Lemieux-Huard
  • Sexual trafiking in Nigera and the effets of stigma in womens’ lives. Aderonke Osobaio and Mariam Latifa Diaby
  • Les approches théoriques en gestion de la diversité au sein des organisations
    Jeanne Christine Kpangon
  • Social innovation and international collaboration. Dialogue North-South
    Fabian Monsalve
  • Corporate obedience / Community resistance? The Power of Social Movements
    Christopher John Gunter