PRESENTATION HISTORY
November 2005
 | "Urban and Institutional Violence", Einstein: A Human Face for Science: Science, Technology and Conflict, International Network of Engineers and Scientists for Global Responsibility 2005 Annual conference and Opening of the South American Peace Research Programme, Facultad de Filosofia y Humanidades, Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, Argentina |
May 2004
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"Water bottles and social class", 8th Annual Conference on University Learning & Teaching, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS |
June 2003
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1) "Academic Citizenship: Position of power and privilege and/or cog in the machine?"; |
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2) "Challenges of being both academic and activist: Experiences Post September 11th"; |
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3) "How does the corporatization of our postsecondary institutions affect the academic’s voice and agency in the public domain?" |
Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association annual meeting, Dalhousie University, Halifax
March 2003
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"Nonviolence: Philosophy and Action", Guest lecture, Dept. of Sociology and Criminology, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax |
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"Civil Disobedience: Practical Alternatives to Violence", Halifax Political Forums, Peace and Nations in the 21st Century: Understanding the Causes of War, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia |
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"Human costs of war", Cafe Canada, South Shore Council of Canadians, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia |
February 2003
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"Food Politics", panel member, Creating Change on Your Campus conference, Saint Mary’s Activist Coalition, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax |
April 2002
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"Water Bottles and Social Class : An Exercise for Teaching Experientially", Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC |
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"White privilege: The Eurocentric Nature of Academia", Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Anchorage |
December 2001
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"Nonviolence: The passion and the practice", Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Anchorage |
November 2001
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"Testimonial in support of Public Transportation", Anchorage municipal assembly meeting, Anchorage |
October 2001
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"Causes and consequences: 9-11", Teachin, organizer and facilitator, and presenter of "Exploring Nonviolence and alternative solutions", University of Alaska, Anchorage |
March 2001
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"Globalization: What does it mean to you", panel, University of Alaska, Anchorage |
May 2000
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"Sustainable education: Student influence, creativity, true learning, and transdisciplinarity", Student Pre-conference, International Network of Engineers and Scientists for Global Responsibility 2000 Conference, Stockholm, Sweden |
October 1998
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"Teaching sociology experientially: A class stratification exercise", Race and class: Social construction for the future: 48th Annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Sociological Society, Holy Family College, Philadelphia, PA |
April 1993
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"The place of youth in the political structure: A case study of youth and the environment in Australia and Canada", Rethinking policies for young people: Towards a national perspective, Melbourne, Australia |
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