Dr. Charmaine Nelson, Keynote Speaker: Educator, Author, Curator, andProfessor of Art History at McGill University Grappling with the Colonial Archive: The Production and Circulation of Information in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Canadian Slavery
Dr. Heidi Julien, Keynote Speaker: Professor of Information Science at the University at Buffalo Graduate School The Power of Information: Digital Literacy and Misinformation
Alison Brown: Instructor, Ethics Officer, and PhD Student at Dalhousie University The Power of Shared Reading for Families Experiencing Maternal Incarceration
Beth Trembley: Novelist, Essay Writer, Sketchnoter, and Comic Maker “Are you a guy or a girl?” “Does it matter?”: Information, Power, Identity, and Comics in an LGBTQ+ Environment
Reclaiming Our Roots: Mi’kmaw led program that aims to connect Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth with meaningful land-based learning experiences rooted in Mi’kmaw values. Indigenous Youth Knowledge Mobilization
Sofia Stancioff: Sociologist, Activist, and Canadian Regional Ambassador for Art + Feminism Writing History Together: The Potentials and Pitfalls of Wikipedia
