Shelley Niro, The Iroquois Is a Highly Developed Matriarchal Society, 1991
- Thursday, November 16, 2017
- 6:30pm – 8:00pm
- Duke of Kent Legion, 227 McDermot Avenue
In A Return to Reciprocity, Lorraine Meyer reflects on the complexities of her intersectional experience as a Métis woman and details the obstacles she has faced. By introducing the philosophy of kinship, or reciprocity, Meyer contributes to feminism. The intent is to create a language for lived experiences that have been under-explored.
Free, everyone welcome!
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Franchesca Hebert-Spence received her BFA from the Brandon University Visual and Aboriginal Arts Program. This fall, she will be entering the University of Winnipeg Masters of Arts in Cultural Studies. Hebert-Spence focuses on decolonization and feminism. Her emphasis on engagement, both through her curatorial and artistic practice, utilizes critical dialogue.