Let me tell you a story: Black women’s motherwork as educational leadership

Dear friends and colleagues, 

We are pleased to invite you to the next Feminist Seminar Series event of 2021. 

Let me tell you a story: Black women’s motherwork as educational leadership

Dr. Stephanie Fearon

February 19, 2021, 12-1pm

All are welcome | The event will be captioned

Please register at: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/let-me-tell-you-a-story-black-womens-motherwork-as-educational-leadership-tickets-129386411239

Dr. Stephanie Fearon is an arts-informed narrative researcher whose works amplify the creative resistance strategies of Black mothers. Her research focuses on Black motherhood, as well as educational leadership and policy. Dr. Fearon uses literary and visual arts to communicate, in a structured, creative, and accessible form, insights gleaned from stories shared by Black Canadian mothers.

The Dalhousie Feminist Seminar Series brings together faculty and students from across Dalhousie, our colleagues at other institutions in Halifax and elsewhere, and members of the community interested in feminist research and scholarship to present and engage with one another’s work in a collegial and supportive environment. The Series is housed in the Gender & Women’s Studies Program at Dalhousie, with the support of Dr. Liesl Gambold, and is organized by Erin Wunker, Catherine Bryan, Asha Jeffers, and Eli Manning. The Series’ archive of recorded events is hosted on https://hookandeye.ca– Fast Feminism | Slow Academe.