As part of an international series of speakers, organized by Vivienne Bozalek and Candace Kuby, I answer a set questions on this video about qualitative research methodology, and offer some exemplifications from some … Read More
WalkingLab and Rival have teamed up with the Toronto Biennial of Art to curate a walk for art, activism and inquiry in Toronto’s financial district. I’ll be in Toronto for the … Read More
WalkingLab will be part of the Toronto Biennial of Art this autumn with our walk on October 5th: The bank, the mine, the colony, the crime: A walk for the radical imagination against … Read More
The Pilot Project (May 2019) of the Teacher-Researchers Project supported five secondary English teachers in Victoria to undertake a week-long literary research project drawing on the resources of the University of Melbourne … Read More
I’m delivering three papers at AERA in Toronto this April. See you there! Speculative Fiction Workshops and STEM Imaginaries: Exploring More-Than-Human Sympathy Through Literary Texts (Sunday April 7th at 9:55, … Read More
On August 10th, 2018 more than 60 participants joined WalkingLab for Stone Walks Lancaster: Militarisms, migration, and speculative geology, in Lancaster, PA. The walk included ‘pop-up’ lectures and artistic interventions into … Read More
I have four papers at AERA in NYC. Come and say hello! Walking as methodological intervention into English language arts. Symposium on Friday April 13th. Affective Impasses: The Art of Refusing to … Read More
I’ll be delivering a Keynote and working with JustEd at the University of Helsinki. Here’s a link to the event: http://www.justed.org/seminar-working-with-and-for-social-justice/ My Abstract. In this paper, I consider how literacy, and education … Read More
I will be running a series of Itinerant Reading Salons with WalkingLab in Iceland throughout August.
WalkingLab has a fabulous walk coming up on April 1st on the Bruce Trail in Hamilton, ON.