Note de lecture · ACDS / CLSA
Ontario Tech 2025 — Connexion et distraction propose un parcours parmi les échanges scientifiques prévus. Utilisez les dates, titres de séances et noms pour retrouver une communication. Une intervention annoncée ne constitue pas un résultat de recherche publié.
Construire un parcours de lecture
Choisissez une séance liée à votre question. Notez le titre, les personnes et la page. Pour chaque contribution, distinguez le problème étudié de la méthode ou des données mentionnées. Cherchez ensuite une publication ou un profil institutionnel, sans supposer que le texte de conférence est définitif.
Fiche de séance
Séance : __. Page : __. Question : __. Matériaux ou méthode : __. Lien avec votre travail : __. Publication à rechercher : __. Attribuez toute citation à la personne et à la page source.
Organiser un déplacement aujourd’hui
Ce programme correspond à une rencontre précise. Pour le voyage, l’inscription, l’hébergement et l’accessibilité, consultez les informations actuelles de l’organisation.
Utiliser les séances parallèles pour préciser une question
Le programme d’Oshawa associe séances de recherche et rencontres avec l’art. Il aide à distinguer une question institutionnelle d’une question de méthode.
- Le colloque était prévu à Ontario Tech University, Charles Hall, les 21 et 22 février 2025.Page source 1
- Le vendredi, The Living Law of Educational Institutions? et Researching Systems, Questioning Paradigms occupaient CHA214 et CHA215, de 8 h 30 à 10 h.Page source 2
- La couverture attribue Bluebirds (1986), lithographie et sérigraphie sur papier, à Erica Rutherford; l’œuvre provient de Station Gallery.Page source 1
- 01Type de question
- 02Institution / méthode
- 03Un panel
- 04Recherche à repérer
Le choix repose sur les sujets annoncés. Il faut lire les recherches pour comparer leurs résultats; les deux panels du vendredi avaient lieu en même temps.
Exemple : accessibilité institutionnelle ou pratique créative?
- Classer la question : pratique institutionnelle ou méthode de recherche.
- Choisir un panel du vendredi et noter une communication ainsi qu’une question de lecture.
- Pour citer la couverture, conserver artiste, titre et technique; ne pas changer l’attribution de l’œuvre.
Exemple : accessibilité institutionnelle ou pratique créative?
| Parcours institutionnel | Rethinking Accessibility de Nicole O’Byrne, CHA214.Page source 2 |
|---|---|
| Parcours méthodologique | Communication de Natilie Richer sur les pratiques artistiques et créatives dans un projet de recherche décolonisant, CHA215.Page source 2 |
| Choix | Une question sur l’élaboration d’un projet commence par le parcours méthodologique. |
Le choix repose sur les sujets annoncés. Il faut lire les recherches pour comparer leurs résultats; les deux panels du vendredi avaient lieu en même temps.
7 pages de texte
Texte dans la langue du document, y compris les deux langues pour les originaux bilingues. La numérotation suit le document obtenu.
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Law and Society in an Age of Connection and Distraction Faculty of Social Science & Humanities Ontario Tech University, Charles Hall 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Ontario L1H 4X8 Friday February 21 - Saturday February 22nd, 2025 st Erica Rutherford, “Bluebirds”, 1986, lithograph, serigraph on paper Station Gallery, Whitby
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Day One – February 21, 2025 Charles Hall (CHA) 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Time Panel 1- CHA 214 Panel 2- CHA 215 8:00am Welcoming Remarks – Curator’s Talk: Olexander Wlasenko (Station Gallery) 8:30am Charles Hall, Main Floor Atrium (north end, near Isabella’s Café) 8:30am The Living Law of Educational Institutions? Researching Systems, Questioning Paradigms – 10:00am Moderator: Zenia Kish Moderator: Bruce Ryder Rethinking Accessibility in an Age of Distraction Beyond the Headlines: Using media misdirection to conceal Nicole O’Byrne systemic violence and silence Indigenous voices in Canada Emily Cauduro & Olga Marques A Suitable Graduate Studies Distraction: The rise (and fall?) of professional LLMs NCA-oriented Exploring Sources of Marijuana Use Among Indigenous Peoples in Vinicius da Silva and Joao Velloso Canada Liqun Cao Connection and Professional Socialization in the Architecture of Law School Shifting Paradigms: The Role of Artistic and Creative Practices in David Sandomierski Decolonizing Research Proposal Natilie Richer Ethics Creep, Ethics Burden: Impacts of Ethics Regulation on Post-Secondary Teaching and Learning in the Social A New Constitutional Paradigm – Or Business as Usual? Sciences and Humanities The Prince Rupert Gas Transmission Project Kelly Gallagher-Mackay Natalie Oman CHA 214 CHA 215 CHA 216 10:15am – Carceral Connections Legal Studies, Social Change Graduate Publishing 11:45am Moderator: Olga Marques High School Essay Contest Roundtable: Making the Leap from Research to Publication Historicizing the Nelson Mandela Rules: Prisoner Rights, Closed Session: Law and Society Colonialism and Global Governance Research Workshop Faisal Bhabha, William Hébert, Katherine Bruce-Lockhart Daniel Quinlan Jal Dhruv, Zainab Rana, Selene Carceral Maneuvers, Carceral Distractions: Analyzing the Cababasay, Gage Koskela, Retraction and Expansion of Canada’s Power to Detain Non- Madalynn Vaughan, Alysha Citizens Aziz, Marwa Ali, Amanda
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Day One – February 21, 2025 Charles Hall (CHA) 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Time Panel 1- CHA 214 Panel 2- CHA 215 Sarah Turnbull & Kate Motluk Coffey, Kate Collins, Michael Peppler, Cam Stone, Rachel The ambivalences of carceral transparency: Structured Ariss, Sasha Baglay, Thomas intervention units in Canadian federal prisons McMorrow, Joe Young, Hollis Moore and Sana Shah Christina Joseph, Farwa Jawanshir, Jean-Paul Bevilacqua 11:45am – Lunch- Charles Hall, 2nd floor atrium 1:00pm CJLS Board Meeting CHA 216 1:00pm Social Peace or Social Justice? Interrogating the Conditions of Belonging – Moderator: Fregine Sheehy Moderator: Sarah Turnbull 2:30pm Peace, Order, and Good Governance: The Biopolitics of Disrupting the Image of Canada’s Multicultural Immigration Canada’s National Emergency Legislation Policies: An Analysis of the Temporary Residence Visa Program for Philip Boyle Palestinians Neela Hassan and Robert Fantina Populism, Corruption and Ford Government Legislative Policy Navigating Shadows: Analyzing Administrative Violence and Bruce B Ryder Statelessness in the Context of Rohingya Muslims Ameena Azeem Prospects of Social Movements for Legal Traction: The Case of the University of Toronto v. Doe et al., 2024 Under the Law of the Law: Redefining Religion and Islam in Can Turgut Canada Asma Jisri The Disconnected Ground: Political Opinion Discrimination Faisal Bhabha and Anthony Sangiuliano Criminalization as ‘Cultural Distraction’: A Decade to Canada’s Law on Forced Marriage Miriam Zucker
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Day One – February 21, 2025 Charles Hall (CHA) 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Time Panel 1- CHA 214 Panel 2- CHA 215 2:45pm After Gender and Sexual Violence? In Crisis: Political Questions, Legal Answers? – Moderator: Joao Velloso Moderator: Philip Boyle 4:15pm Transitional Gender Justice in Nigeria – Listening to Climate Change Litigation in Australia and Canada: How to Pay Survivors of Gender Violence Attention and Avoid Distraction Annie Bunting Rachel Ariss Rethinking Justice: A Victim/Survivor-Centered Approach to Engagement Capital: Modernizing Bourdieu’s Theory of Practice Wartime Sexual Violence During Long-Term Occupation of within the Context of Contemporary Climate Activism Ukrainian Territories Joseph Young Marianna Iovenko Silences of Turkey’s Proposed Climate Change Law: Exclusion, Distraction from Male Victimhood: Legal Perspectives on Distraction, and Depoliticization Sexual Violence Against Men in Conflict Kutay Kutlu Chika Maduakolam Open Skies: The Golden Age of Aviation Hijacking in Canada Greg Marquis 4:30pm Law and Society in an Age of Distraction and Connection – Keynote Panel- CHA 213 6:00pm Moderator: Tanner Mirrlees The Great Distraction: Tech Lobbying, Canadian Communications Policy, and the Attention Economy Sara Bannerman The Digital Wild Goose Chase: The Role of Distraction in Bad Digital Policymaking Natasha Tusikov 6:15pm Dinner – Charles Hall, 2nd Floor Atrium 8:00pm Legal Studies, Social Change: High School Essay Contest Award Announcement
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Day Two – February 22, 2025 Charles Hall (CHA) 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Time Panel 1- CHA 214 Panel 2- CHA 215 8:30am Welcome Address – Artist’s Talk: Jessica Field (Ontario College of Art and Design) 9:00am Charles Hall, Main Floor Atrium (north end, near Isabella’s Café) 9:00am The Unseen in the Grip of Law’s Gaze Racism in the Age of Distraction – Moderator: Annie Bunting Moderator: Kelly Gallagher-Mackay 10:30am Youth, Housing Precarity and Conflict with the Criminal The Criminalization of Black Friendship, Kinship and Belonging Legal System Reakash Walters Nicolas Spallanzani-Sarrasin, Marianne Quirouette, Tyler Frederick What if we allowed different temporalities to teach us? Fregine Sheehy Naviguer à travers les écrans de fumée institutionnels: le refus de soins chez les personnes marginalisées comme Black women in Canadian legal academia stratégie de distraction Cherie Daniel Pierre Pariseau-Legault Unpacking The “Pre-Event” in By-Stander Video of Police Militarization Tactics on Un-Housed Communities Chante Barnwell Agents of Sex: A Critique of Transantagonists’ Attempts to Uphold Sex as an Institution of Power in Legal and Administrative Proceedings Sam Ghebrai 10:45am Technological Feats, Socio-legal Challenges Driven to Distraction: The Attention Economies of Artificial – Moderator: Jean-Frédéric Ménard Intelligence 12:00pm Moderator: Rachel Ariss The Cell Phone Ban in Ontario High Schools Pariss Garramone Coming Distractions: Tech, Finance, and the Unseen Economy of AI-ified Actors Justin Rawlins
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Day Two – February 22, 2025 Charles Hall (CHA) 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Time Panel 1- CHA 214 Panel 2- CHA 215 Health at a glance: Smart Watches, Health, and the Distraction Dilemma Ukraine as ‘AI War Lab’: Drone Swarms and Robot Battles at the Kyle Gordon Cayouette Precipice of Autonomous Warfare Zenia Kish Penser l'internormativité pour répondre aux enjeux entourant l'usage des technologies numériques dans la petite enfance Attending to the Work and Labour of AI in the Digital Media and Marie-Pier Jolicoeur Entertainment Industries Tanner Mirrlees 12:00pm – Lunch 1:30pm CLSA Board Meeting CHA 213 1:30pm Perspectives on Violence Visual Distractions – Moderator: Jen Rinaldi Moderator: Tyler Frederick 3:00pm In Their Own Words: Framing Violence through a Thematic Shifting our Gaze from the Spectacle to the Specter: Bearing and Discourse Analysis of Extremist Manifestos Witness to Police Violence Against Black Women Karmvir Padda Britney Andrews Policing White Supremacy and Misogyny as Terrorism: The Body-worn Cameras, Affective Intertextuality, and the Canadian State and the Law's Relation to Violence Impossibility of Seeing Racial Profiling in Ontario Courts Kris Millett and Amy Swiffen Amanda Glasbeek Police families at the intersection of violence and support Apprehending Aafia: The Imperceptibility of Justice after Adina Radosh Sverdlin Violence Safiyah Rochelle Shooting the Distressed: Exploring Gun Violence within Wellness Checks Monisha Logan
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Day Two – February 22, 2025 Charles Hall (CHA) 61 Charles Street, Oshawa Time Panel 1- CHA 214 Panel 2- CHA 215 3:15pm MAiD Law and Politics: Connection or Distraction? Technological Process, Procedural Justice? – Moderator: Nicole O’Byrne Moderator: Andrea Slane 4:30pm Between the Law and Politics: Is ‘Delaying’ MAID Based Content Moderation and Due Process: Users' Perspectives Solely on Mental Illness Constitutional? Fernanda Rodrigues, Luiza Correa de Magalhães Dutra and Paulo Karine Millaire Rená Santarém Which Chronotope for the Inclusion of the Adolescent The Dematerialization of Justice: The Case of Disciplinary Law Perspective in the Legal Framework of Medical Aid in in Quebec Dying? Javiera Araya-Moreno and Évelyne Jean-Bouchard Jean-Frédéric Ménard Friend and Foe: How Digital Evidence Creates Invisibility and The Power of Symbols and Symbols of Power on Law’s Visibility in Police Investigation of Sex Trafficking Road to Assisted Dying in Canada Dale Ballucci Thomas McMorrow 5:00pm Graduate Student Social – Bond St Event Centre 7:00pm 44 Bond Street East, Oshawa L1G 1B1