2022 Annual Conference
Canadian Policing, Colonialism, and Racism
2022 Annual Conference: Igniting Change Through Sociology
We are pleased to share a selection of keynote lectures and featured panels held as part of the 2022 Canadian Sociological Association Conference. Additional sessions and recordings will be added over the coming weeks.
- (DCS1) Challenges and Opportunities: Perspectives on Indigenizing and Decolonizing the Social Sciences in Higher Education (Decolonization Subcommittee Panel)
- (IND2) Indigenous-Settler Alliances and the Strategic Use of Rights Framing to Ignite Change
- (PLN1) Understanding Social Transition Through the Lens of Soft Universalism (Keynote Address)
- (PLN2) Education in Canada: The American Dream or the New Inequality? (Outstanding Contribution Award Keynote Presentation)
- (PLN3) Beyond the Crossroads: Persisting Colonial Patterns, Changing Settler Mindsets (2021 John Porter Tradition of Excellence Award Keynote Presentation)
- (PSM3) Classe et contestation: Héritages du printemps érable
- (SCS1) Getting It Done – Tips and Tricks for Successful Dissertation Completion (Student Concerns Subcommittee Professional Development Panel)
Canadian Policing, Colonialism, and Racism
As the debate about policing is becoming a major contentious issue for sociology programs across the country, we have organized this series and encourage you to participate. Critical sociological education and scholarship is even more important at this juncture.
- At the crossroads: Sociologists, policing and social justice
- Racialized policing in Canada and the drive to defund police
- Survivance and Indigenous street lifestyles
You may also be interested in the Race and Ethnicity Research Cluster organized webinar, Committing Sociology to Understand Police Violence: Or a theory of how ships get into bottles