CAPCON 2022 Schedule

Wednesday, March 30th, 11:00am – 4:00pm


As in years past, we acknowledge that CAPCON takes place on the unceded and ancestral territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) NationsIn the spirit of this conference’s focus on history in the present, we hope to practice a respectful relationship with the land and our host nation, the Musqueam, and to acknowledge the structural conditions that continue to perpetuate the complicity of settler scholarship in ongoing forms of colonial injustice, violence, and unknowing. Read more…


 

All conference panels will be recorded and the footage may later be posted online as part of a web resource for teaching and learning academic speaking skills. Presenters will be contacted directly before any footage of their presentation is shared.

 


11:00am – 11:30am: Welcome to CAPCON 2022!
Opening Remarks, Announcement of CAP Student Journal Name, & Showcase


11:30am – 12:20pm: Session 1

PANEL A: “The Kids Aren’t Alright: Terrains of Struggle in Youth Culture” (Room 1, IBLC 380)

Moderators: Shreya Shomoyeeta & Avery Grainger 

  • Viaan Wu – “Car Conversations Podcast” (MS)
  • Cedric Lin – “Governmental Action for the 2010 Olympics and its Long-Term Impact on Vancouver’s Homeless Youth” (PPE)
  • Noah Abanjian – “The Interplay between Intrasexual Competition and Indirect Aggression and its Effects on Women” (PPE)

PANEL B (Roundtable): “The Intersectionalities of Asian Hate Between Asian Ethnic Groups During the COVID-19 Pandemic” (Room 2, IBLC 385)  

Moderators: Lea An & Violet Smith

Emily Handley, Lea An, Grace Lee, Aden Tan, & Kelly Chan (L&S)


12:30pm – 1:20pm: Session 2

PANEL C: “Decolonizing Eurocentric Ways of Knowing” (Room 1, IBLC 380)   

Moderators: Tova Gaster & Stephanie Liu

  • Roua Aldash – “Indigenous Literature as a Trauma Narrative: Theorizing Intergenerational Colonial Subjection of Indigenous Peoples in Turtle Island Through the Lens of Trauma Theory in Five Little Indians, In Cold Blood, and There There”  (L&S)
  • Lilian Philipp-Tajcnar – “Spirituality and Posthumanism's influence on Sci-Fi: Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring” (I&S)
  • Riannon Wesley – “Political and Environmental Impacts on First Nation's Communities” (GPS) 

PANEL D (Roundtable): “Displacement, Fragmentation, and Community: Regenerating Our Interconnected Narratives” (Room 2, IBLC 385)   

Moderator: Dr. Erin Goheen-Glanville 

Felicity Gutierrez, Kiran Dhanda, Sofia Wind, Sally Ka, Lara Albahadeli, & Isabelle Whittall (GPS)  


1:30pm – 2:00pm: Break & Showcase

Showcase Presentations 

  • Manyi CHEN, “To protect or to harm?” (MS)   
  • Emma He, Michelle Xu, Emma Nash, Adrienne Tang, “The misrepresentation of East Asians in Western Media & Entertainment” (L&S)   
  • Brianne Jackson, “Songs of the Cold War” (PPE)   
  • Vivian Liu, "Permanent Insecurity?" (L&S)
  • Alwyn Mui, “Removal of Interpretations” (MS)  
  • Nyla Nguy, Contemporary Rape Culture: Restaurant Workers, Emotional Labour, and Sexual Harassment” (PPE)  


2:00pm – 2:50pm: Session 3

PANEL E: “Power, Sovereignty, and Propaganda” (Room 1, IBLC 380)   

Moderators: Jasmine Sandhu & Maya John

  • Bernice Wong, “Ethnic Conflict and Rebel Governance: The Contested Sovereignty of the Central African Republic” (PPE) 
  • Quang Mai, “Towards Post-Socialist Nostalgia: The Ethics of Reminiscence and the Vietnamese Communist Party” (PPE) 
  • Emma Martin-Rousselle, “International News Coverage of China, International Relations and Media Objectivity” (GPS)   

PANEL F (Roundtable): “Clean Water, Broken Promises: The Decades Long Water Crisis in First Nations Communities Across Canada” (Room 2, IBLC 385) 

Moderators: Sophie Salas & Leean Wu

Roua Aldash, Jacob Sablan, Keirra Rosser, & Sarah Rohleder (L&S)   


3:00pm – 3:50pm: Session 4

PANEL G: “Precarious Labour(s)” (Room 1, IBLC 380)  

Moderators: Matthew Cheesman & Elise Hodges

  • Moyowa Ometoruwa, “The Fusion of Luxury and Hip Hop: The Creation of a Culture” (PPE)
  • Lynn Shibata, “Shedding the Khaki Uniform” (I&S)
  • Giorgia Monro, “The Intersection of Emotional Labour and Gigwork; an Actor’s Dilemma” (PPE)    

PANEL H (Roundtable): “Imagining the Future of Sea Level Rise in False Creek” (Room 2, IBLC 385)  

Moderator: Dr. Anne Stewart  

Leo Lee, Jahnavi Bali, SangYi Park, Hammad Jabr, & Muskan Dave (I&S) 

Respondent: Angela Danyluk, MSc., RPBio, Senior Sustainability Specialist, Planning, Urban Design & Sustainability, City of Vancouver 


3:50pm – 4:00pm: Showcase & Closing Remarks