projects

The stories emerging from our research projects can take a variety of forms – written, oral and visual – serving as both as a means of analysis and knowledge mobilization, while fostering dialogue between students, teachers and participants from community organizations, who collaborate on the projects as co-researchers.

Still here!

Indigenous people's voices in Montreal

Decentering the Margins

Amplifying the voices and experiences of those on the margins

Scoping and Storying Food Governance in Inuit Nunangat

To understand, document, and 'story' the everyday governance of food

I'll lend you my moccasins

Journeys of Indigenous women in Roberval

Climate Equity Lab

Stories on equity in adaptation to climate change

Afro-Urban Trajectories

Inclusions/exclusions in Montréal's urban agriculture

Compost Contested

An urban political ecology of organic waste governance in Montreal

^«Our ways of narrating our place in the world shape our ways of knowing, being and acting and concretely transform our bodies and our worlds_»

Vasudevan P, Ramírez MM, Mendoza YG, et al. (2023) Storytelling Earth and Body. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 113(7): 1728-1744.