Slayy go Ayla!!

Wonderful!

Love this. All the best in all you are doing.

Love it

So proud to represent!❤️❤️🌈🌈

Yessssss! We love to see it 👏🏻❤️

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Go Sarah!! This is amazing!!

Belle has such an amazing personal story! May she long continue to explore her ancestral roots, and may she grow and flourish in all of her future endeavours 🧡

Thank you for sharing. I am learning so much through social media

🧡 Thank you for sharing ... I continue to learn so much! Your story gave me goosebumps

Thank you for making this vdo. It s easier for me to discuss Buddhism with my foreign friends. May we all be healthier ^^

RIP, Dr. Byron ❤.

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im not telling children they can be whatever they want im telling them i believe them when they tell me who they are 46:35

what if my wounds and my woundedness were trying to save my life...my wounds are sacred too 18:20

reading her book ''hope we choose love'' and this conversation is just adding more admiration to Kai. Thanks for this expanding it.

I applied for psychology at Carleton and I hope to be part of this amazing family. I want to have a focus on forensic psychology, do I need to wait until my post graduate studies to be able to have a focus or is it different at Carleton?.

Carleton University claims to be diverse and progressive but will retaliate when you speak up for your rights. Passive aggressive bullshit is the law in Canada.

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How can we address the challenges of our time in socially just ways? We could begin by building a university on some other principle than rank exploitation of an underclass of our own creation. Carleton employs 800-1000 Contract Instructors (CIs) each year, who teach 700-800 credits worth of courses a year, and yet they are second class citizens at the institution - they are perennially 'new' employees regardless of how long they have worked here, they are paid a fraction of what their full-time counterparts make for teaching the same number of courses and have a fraction of the same benefits, and they are permanently precarious, enduring fluctuating course offerings and the perennial prospect that the course they are currently teaching might be their last. Our FASS Dean exacerbates the problem, refusing as a matter of principle to negotiate with any CIs in the entire faculty on the issue of remuneration above and beyond the bare minimum specified in our collective agreement, regardless of expertise, teaching scores, years of service, or any other factor - a practice that other faculty Deans do not follow. Start by walking the walk, before you presume that you can teach anyone else about the subject.

How can we address the challenges of our time in socially just ways?! Carleton could start by paying its Contract Instructors a fair wage. Carleton pays their part time instructors the third worst in Ontario-many of whom are women, parents, racialized, disabled, and/or queer. University of Ottawa currently pays their Contract Instructors 13% more than Carleton. Same city, same work, same qualifications, yet drastically worse pay. So much for intersectionality at Carleton, great woke washing though!

Hi, please frist interdouse yourself to me

Saw "Misconduct" yesterday in Catskill, NY - The Bridge Street Theater. Wonderful!

Fascinating instrument!

Great job Professor Klassen. I have developed a research proposal on religious beliefs and COVID vaccine/vaccination. I would love to share my thoughts with you via email if you let me.

🔥 28:23 " ... Attempt to dominate, isolate and then manage a set of religionised, racialised discourses as uncritical, confessional and theological, thus elevating another set of discourses as critical, objective, academic or scholarly, that is putatively translating the very categories of religion & race that they manage - creating separation between the study, the academic subject and religion, the object while simultaneously obscuring the relationship of colonial power and race that created this distance. It makes little to no sense to label Nagarjuna or Ibnu Sina as confessional scholars but due to the different formations of power in our contemporary academy, that's how contemporary scholars operating within their traditions of Madhyamaka or Maasai philosophy would be labelled but not so Hegelian of Lacanian theorists. Learning to interpret the world through one set of traditions is considered secular rational academic training while learning to interpret through another set of traditions is considered conversion or theology."

What an amazing, wonderful, story-teller. My heart is deeply touched.

I'm surprised to see so few views, I think Hanna's plays will be huge one day soon.

Amazing Professor!

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So proud of you Gabriela!

Another linguistic major here from another corner of the world 😁 It was great seeing how you are coping with your daily schedules 👍👍👍 Love from India❤️

Great teacher and human being!!!

Congratulations !!! Class of 2021 🎓 🎓 🎓

Aiona Congratulations 🎓!!

anthropology major you are diversified as an Anthropology major you should do good even with a Bachelers degree

Love from India

Bullshit degree

Hello David, grettings from Lima Perú You was me teacher in course of summer in the year 1993 August. Blessing God 🙂🙏🏻

Thank you again for this event! For anyone who saw the incomplete version live, a part that was cut off starts here just after 42:43.

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Awesome

Nduka I am proud of the good work you are doing in Carlton please keep it up!

thank you so much for the conversation - enjoyed very much.

Nice to see an Anthropology major

Thank you all for this lovely panel. As a Carleton grad student, I loved this panel --with two of my former professors! :) Migration studies is such a rich and vital area of study. I learned a lot from all of you --thank you so much. Cheers.