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Queer CATs – Speaker Series on Sexual and Gender Diversity in Mental Health Professions

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This speaker series is organized by a group of Creative Arts Therapy graduate students at Concordia to offer supplementary special topics education regarding sexual and gender diversity. These are important issues which are not adequately covered in current course curricula but are essential considerations for training culturally sensitive therapists. As a population with a high…

Peer Access Advocacy Service (PAAS)

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This collaborative consultative series combines the expertise of PAAS’ Louw and Jung in critical disability work, and C-FAR’s own expertise in community consultation design. Since September 2016 C-FAR has been facilitating community consultations on a wide-range of topics pertaining to equity, inclusion and Concordia student experiences. In an effort to address the particular barriers to…

A Conversation

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A Conversation is a 12 minutes short film that portrays the reality of two women in their seventies negotiating anxieties related to ageism in order to preserve dignity despite their physical or communicational conditions. They evolve in the environment of a CHSLD where the residents have to deal with the depersonalization and infantilization of their…

Concordia Film Festival

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The Concordia Film Festival also serves to promote both the Concordia University and its Fine Arts programs as 6 screenings are reserved to Concordia students (a total of about 10 hours of student films), and 2 screenings for international or other Canadian universities films (amounting to about 2 hours in total) made by students, placing…

Growth and Development in Africa Conference

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In collaboration with the African Students Association of Concordia (ASAC), CEED wishes to hold a speakers’ conference centered around the theme of African development. The Growth and Development in Africa Conference will be part of a three-day event, hosted by ASAC, that focuses on embracing African identities and celebrating the growth and advancements of African…

CUTE Magazine

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Each semester, people involved in Comités Unitaires sur le Travail Étudiant (Student Work United Committees) are editing a magazine that aimed to be distributed through the province. This magazine started as a French only publication but now became bilingual: we have both copies in French and in English. The magazine covers the topics discussed by…

Post-Capitalist Archive

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The goal of this project is to provide an array of viewpoints about how to develop a post-capitalist society by interviewing and making available video interviews with experts in the field. The videos will be hosted on a website (domain to be determined) and on a YouTube channel. Montreal, especially Concordia, has been at the…

Concordia Transitions

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Concordia Transitions is a full day conference on urban agriculture and alternative economics at Concordia University with inspiring food related keynote speakers, local-activists, and student groups happening on Sunday February 8th. Ultimately we want to further inspire members of the Concordia community to transform our food system into into a fully localized, community-focused, and sustainable…

Curveball Short Film

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My project is a 10-minute short film called Curveball that I have written and that I will direct at the end of the month with a crew of around 20 Concordia students. It is a comedy-drama about making choices you never thought you’d have to make. Inspired by real events, this film deals with the…

Black History Month

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Our Concordia Black History Month: Montreal Black Artists-in- Community Residency Exhibition & Programming is a three-tiered project which aims to create a platform for representing Black identity in Montreal and foster an emerging and crucial relationship between Black communities and our university. The first stage of the project, the Montreal Black Artists-in-Community Residency (Nov 2017-Janurary…
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