By Dr. Carla Rice, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair, College of Social and Applied Human Sciences.
Dr. Rice will discuss Project Re-Vision, a CIHR-funded arts-based research project that uses the power of the arts to positively influence healthcare practitioners’ perspectives on disability. She explores how the digital stories produced through Project Re-Vision disrupt bio-pedagogical ways of teaching and work to open up non-didactic possibilities for living in/with difference.
Sponsored by ‘Initiatives in Global Justice’, and the Canada Research Chair in Ethics & Global Social Change. For details, contact Monique Deveaux, Dept. of Philosophy mdeveaux@uoguelph.ca.