Using autoethnography and arts-based research methods in migration studies

Schedule

Fri Nov 01 2024 at 09:30 am to 02:00 pm

Location

CERC Migration | Toronto, ON

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A hands-on workshop to learn qualitative research methodologies in migration studies that are experimental, creative, and interdisciplinary.
About this Event

This Research Gym will focus on qualitative research methodologies in migration that are experimental, creative and interdisciplinary – for instance, methods like autoethnography, participatory action research (including Photovoice), creative writing and others that are arts-based. The objective is to consider the potential of these unconventional approaches for studying complex trajectories and issues in migration in today’s digitally connected world. Together we will explore, for instance, opportunities created through employing these innovative approaches, including how we may anticipate the challenges and navigate the ethical considerations they present.

How this workshop will be delivered:

This workshop will use an interactive format for presenting information and for promoting discussion. Case studies and readings using research methods highlighted above will be shared in advance. The session will rely on role-playing participatory tools and narrative activities in a small-group setting to facilitate co-creation, reflective practice and experiential learning.

This workshop will be led by:

Alka Kumar, Mitacs Elevate Postdoctoral Research Fellow at CERC in Migration and Integration, Toronto Metropolitan University

Our workshops are often oversubscribed, and we maintain a waiting list. We ask that you please cancel your registration if you can no longer attend. Tickets are non-refundable. We appreciate your understanding.

CERC Migration supports graduate students and emerging research scholars with research training opportunities. The Migration Research Gyms provide specialized methodology and professional development training through intensive workshops. The small-class setting emphasizes mentorship and hands-on learning.

CERC Migration has a commitment to ensure all of our events are accessible. Please email if you are unable to pay, and we will be happy to waive the admission fee.

PLEASE NOTE: CERC Migration cannot provide letters of invitation for event attendees for our non-conference events such as this one.

For more details, please visit the event webpage.

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Where is it happening?

CERC Migration, 220 Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada

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Tickets

CAD 10.00

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