Schedule

Unless noted otherwise, all SINM events will be held in the
Hickman auditorium, room 105

Please use the shared google doc for collective note taking here

June 10, 2018

9:00am-11:00am—Breakfast (MacLaurin lobby) and Registration

11:00am—Welcome and Territory Acknowledgement (Scott Sam)

 11:30am—Introduction to SINM (David Gaertner and Jordan Abel); introduction to Indigenous Radio Collective (Autumn Schnell and Melissa Haberl)

 12:00pm—Lunch (catered; MacLaurin foyer/main hallway); informal interviews with Autumn Schnell and Melissa Haberl (HHB 120)

 12:30-3:30pm—Indigitization Workshop with Sarah Dupont (UBC) and Gerry Lawson (UBC)

 4:10pm—David Gaertner (UBC) “A Landless Territory?: CyberPowWow and the Politics of Indigenous New Media.” (MacLaurin A144)

June 11, 2018

8:45: Opening Remarks

9:00-10:15: Panel 1: Reclamation and Revitalization

Chair: Sarah Dupont (University of British Columbia)
Mark Turin (University of British Columbia)
Deanna Reder (Simon Fraser University)
Jasmin Winter (First Nations Technology Council)

10:15-11:30: Panel 2: Gaming, Animation, and (re)Worlding

Chair: Alana Sayers (University of Victoria)
Maize Longboat (Concordia University)
Michelle Nahanee (Simon Fraser University)
Michael & Caroline Running Wolf (University of British Columbia)

11:30-12:30pm: Lunch (Catered; pick up in HHB 120); informal interviews with Autumn and Melissa (HHB 120)

Demo: Michelle Nahanee: Sínulhkay and Ladders board game

12:30-1:45: Panel 3: Digital Texts

Chair: Jordan Abel (University of Alberta)
Ashley Morford (University of Toronto)
Michelle Brown (University of Hawaii and Manoa)
Sarah Humphreys (University of Victoria) and Treena Chambers (Simon Fraser University)

1:45-3:00: Panel 4: Digital Ecologies

Chair: Andrea Walsh (University of Victoria)
Jeffery Ansloos (University of Toronto)
Ana Vivaldi (Simon Fraser University)
Daisy Rosenblum (University of British Columbia)

 3:00-4:00pm Closing Roundtable

 4:10-5:00: Jordan Abel (University of Alberta): “Indigeneity, Conceptualism, and the Borders of DH.” (MacLaurin A144)

5:00-6:00: Joint reception with DHSI at University Club