A photograph of a tree-lined path with grass on either side. This is one of the many beautiful places to walk close to the university and the lake.
Day 3: Re•Storying and Remaking Worlds Through Policy and Politics
Agenda and Links to Presenter Slides, and Video of Keynotes and Panels.
Each session that is hybrid has a “Join Here” label with a hyperlink for you to join online. All sessions will be recorded.
Chernoff 213
https://queensu.zoom.us/j/92981156215?pwd=dktVQUpya29BZll4WHAxKzkxQTRqUT09
Auditorium and Chernoff 117
https://queensu.zoom.us/j/99130887602?pwd=yykrAwtHJTlsterphWrsb85hN3zAGE.1
Concurrent session 6A
Chernoff 213
9:30-11:00 am
Speaking Back – Intergenerational Relating as Praxis
Gisele Camilo da Mata & Maria Cristina Silva dos Santos Feminism, Anti-ableism and Anti-racism: What Black Mothers have to say About Autism
Elizabeth Brulé & Julien Brulé-Treffry Building Narratives of Resistance: A Mother and Son’s Story of Challenging Ableist Assessment Practices
Mandy Klein I am now a 53-Year-Old Autistic Adult
Concurrent session 6B
Chernoff 117
9:30-11:00am
Reconceptualizing Academic Practice and Policy
Sherri Liska and Nancy Marshall Who’s “Challenging” Whom? Understanding Autistic Students’ Classroom Behaviours through Affirmation, Responsiveness, and a Lens of Strengths-Based Resilience
Kate Donohue, Cambrey Oliver Payne, Cobi Calyx, Paula Redpath Autism Strategy in South Australia
Jace Tay Sze Hwee “You just aren’t working hard enough”: Colonial Legacies of Meritocratic Ableism in Singaporean Education.
Leroy Baker The Impact of Anti-Black Racism on Black Students’ Mental Health in Higher Education in Canada
Dining Hall (pre-paid guests and presenters) or on your own
Moving Forward – Research, Policy and Practice Roundtable
This session will be hosted a little differently than usual by offering participants the opportunity to form in-person and online mini-discussion groups around questions and topics of their choosing that still linger as we go forward after the symposium. Moderator Patty Douglas will help get the conversations started!
Final Reflections on the learning of the symposium and going forward will be offered by Patty Douglas and the Steering Committee, including harvesting wish tree wishes, thanking presenters and creating the online resource hub and book.
roundtable 3
Chernoff Auditorium
12:00-1:30
final reflections
Chernoff Auditorium
1:30-2:00
lunch
11-12pm
Thank you for coming! Safe travels until we meet again!
A photograph of a waterfront park in Kingston is above.