07:49:43

Games in Action Conference - Day 1

07:48:53

Games in Action Conference - Day 2

01:25:53

Empowering Narratives: Videotaped Interviews vs Graphic Novels

01:28:04

Drawing Memories – Barbara Yelin in Conversation with Charlotte Schallié

01:26:29

Why Comics?

01:24:18

Between Reparations and Freedom with Dr. Rinaldo Walcott

01:30:34

Listening, Telling, Showing (and back): The Practice of a Holocaust scholar-teacher-playwright-actor

01:23:25

Nimrods: A Conversation

01:10:51

Oral History in the Shadow of the International Criminal Court with Kjell Anderson

01:11:46

Trauma, Storytelling and Respect: A Journalist’s Perspective

01:00:31

Using Research-based Theatre with Post-traumatic Stress Survivors

01:04:05

Learning Together in a Good Way: Ethical Relationality and Indigenous Storywork with Shannon Leddy

01:02:21

The Ethics of Oral History Research in Genocide-affected Contexts with Erin Jessee

01:04:11

Participatory Action Research with Tim Cole

01:20:43

Preparing for the Public: A Conversation with Xine Yao and Danielle Wong

01:29:18

Publishing in the Public Humanities

01:12:44

Writing and Pitching to University Presses

01:28:55

How to Engage Community: A Project Showcase

01:26:43

Massy Reads: On Interdisciplinary Approaches to Film

49:36

Plagued to Death by Systemic Ableism by Dr. Heidi Janz

01:52:19

Shaping Vancouver: The Joyce Food Hub and Transit-Oriented Development

01:23:15

Listening Room: The Filipino Community and Food Hub at Joyce-Collingwood

01:17:36

Infographics as Public Scholarship

01:56:16

Religion, Law & Society Roundtable

56:14

Lightning Talks to Launch the new UBC Environmental Humanities Research Network

03:13

Santa Ono Introduces the Environmental Humanities Research Network

50:51

UBC Environmental Humanities Infrastructure & Initiatives

01:01:09

Lightning Talks on Publicly Engaged Teaching and Scholarship from the Simpson Center at U Washington

52:01

Exploring Environmental Humanities Through Media-Rich Visualizations by Aleksandra Dulic

59:30

Why Humanity Needs the Humanities Now by Dr. Paul Yachnin

01:29:08

Wikipedia as Public Scholarship

59:39

Massy Reads: Arts-based approaches to well-being education

01:14:02

Biography Writing as Public Scholarship

01:31:34

A Fireside Chat with Margaret Price

01:25:33

Reimagining Graduate Scholarship @ UBC

01:21:59

Podcasting the Dissertation: A Presentation by Anna Williams and Judith Pascoe

01:48:34

Curating Exhibitions as Public Scholarship

01:28:42

Massy Reads: Speculative Fiction by Humanities Scholars

01:12:23

Massy Reads: On Interrogating the Colonial Frame

01:15:22

Massy Reads: On Ethics, Rights and Democracy

01:22:28

Religion and the U.S. Presidential Election

01:08:27

Working in Public: Generosity and the Knowledge Commons by Dr. Kathleen Fitzpatrick

01:20:11

Theories of Digital Collaboration

01:13:33

Collaborative Building of Digital Tools for Music Scholarship

01:12:26

Collaboration Works Two Ways: Data Sovereignty and Representation in Indigenous Digital Humanities

01:00:03

Panel: Geospatial Discovery and Data

42:42

COLLABORATION: Digital Humanities Project Showcase

01:11:12

Designing for Difference by Tara McPherson

01:10:53

Using DH Tools to Examine Neglected Indigenous Texts: Edward Ahenakew’s Old Keyam by Deanna Reder

01:11:18

How to Write a Trade Book with Joel Bakan and John Pearce

59:19

Marketing the Monograph: A Conversation on How to Promote Your Book

55:50

CityLife: A Community Storytelling Project with Tessa McWatt

01:33:03

Writing Op-Eds with Scott White and Michelle Stack

01:18:17

Podcasting as Peer-Reviewed Scholarship with Dr. Hannah McGregor

05:19

#HumaniStories: Rhea Tregebov | "Shift" and "Talk: Karma"

02:44

#HumaniReads: Alessandra Santos | Moonstone by Sjón