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Queer & Trans Negativity Screening: Lan Yu with Director Q&A

April 2, 2026

Speakers:

Stanley Kwan

Avneet Sharma (University of Toronto)

Karen Ren (University of Toronto)

Bliss Cua Lim (University of Toronto)

The Jackman Humanities Institute Working Group on Queer & Trans Negativity presents a screening of Lan Yu (2001) directed by Stanley K

Stolen Photo Film Screening

October 23, 2025

Stolen Photo traces how the United Fruit Company and the Colombian military used a studio portrait photograph to identify and kill leaders of the 1

Indigenous Film Collective x Innis College Present: Sugarcane

September 29, 2025

SUGARCANE premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival where it won the Directing Award: U.S.

Book Launch: Kurdish Women Through History, Culture, and Resistance

May 21, 2025

Join us for the launch of Kurdish Women Through History, Culture, and Resistance, edited by Shahrzad Mojab.

CDHI Lightning Lunch: Digital Storytelling with Twine

February 11, 2025

On Tuesday February 11, CDHI’s Visiting Scholar in Residence Dr.

ReWritten Drop-In Chat

November 27, 2024

Come meet members of the creative team to find out more about the project and its development.

In a Beginning: Biblical Translation in a Time of Environmental Crisis

October 21, 2024

Speakers:

Andrea Most

Risa Alyson Cooper

Rochelle Rubinstein

A roundtable discussion with Project Directors, Andrea Most and Risa Alyson Cooper and Visual Artist, Rochelle Rubinstein.

Diasporic Tempo, Queer Time

October 22, 2024

x-ights /cros-sites/, an artist collective co-founded by Sue Ka and Lingxiang Wu, is pleased to announce the launch of Bad Timekeepers, a visionary

Dimensional Praxis: Aesthetics of Labor

October 20, 2024

x-ights /cros-sites/, an artist collective co-founded by Sue Ka and Lingxiang Wu, is pleased to announce the launch of Bad Timekeepers, a visionary

Tales of Speculative Energies: Mythmaking as Eco-Cosmotecnics

October 17, 2024

For the past three years, artist and curator Mia Yu has been researching about China’s disrupted landscape of fossil fuel extraction and its comple

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