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Puppets in Action: Theory, Practice, and Possibilities

April 19, 2023

On Wednesday, June 7 at 10:00am in the Innis Town Hall, the JHI is delighted to present a panel discussion with Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler and Professor Lawrence Switzky (UTM English and Drama) that will provide a scholarly look at Handspring Puppet Company’s development and effects.

Take the Walk with Little Amal

April 05, 2023

Puppets are magic. When you see a puppet perform, you are not watching a mechanical structure being manipulated – that would be dull. You are seeing an inanimate object coming to life, behaving in response to the environment around it.

Undoing Apartheid: A Panel Discussion

March 21, 2023

On March 14, early in the morning in Toronto, and the mid-afternoon in Cape Town, a large group of scholars of Africa, racism, puppetry, and visual arts gathered in a Zoom room to listen in as the author of Undoing Apartheid, Professor

Building Collaborative Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences: The UTM/JHI Seminar

March 06, 2023

On Thursday March 2, I climbed into the UTM shuttle bus to moderate an event at the west campus of the University of Toronto. I hadn’t been out to UTM for a few years, and it was nice to see the humanities building that had been under construction then, in full use now.

"There is No Nobody” Dialogue on Caste, Gender, Labour, Art

February 21, 2023

JHI Artist in Residence Leena Manimekalai showed her documentary film Goddesses (42 minutes, 2007) to the Circle of Fellows on Thursday 16 February.

Global Encounters in South Africa

November 25, 2022

JHI's Associate Director Kimberley Yates travelled recently to South Africa to attend a couple of events hosted by the Centre for Humanities Research (CHR) at the University of the Western Cape.

A Short History of the Jackman Humanities Institute

October 19, 2022

Associate Director Kimberley Yates, at the JHI since its inception, reflects on the past 15 years.

Truth Values: A Review

September 23, 2022

Truth Values is a one-woman show written, produced, and performed by Gioia De Cari in which she narrates the story of her experiences as a doctoral student in MIT’s deeply misogynistic math program.

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