Women in French: Representing Disability in French-speaking Literature and Media
Chairs: E. Nicole Meyer (Augusta University) & Cyrielle Faivre (University of Calgary)
This panel addresses representations in literature or other media of disabled women and/or women dealing with disability in their lives, whether societally, politically, individually or collectively. Approaches to cultural, societal, political, individual, and collective experiences welcome. Proposals dealing with literature, cinema, tv shows, podcasts, music and visual arts invited. Abstracts of 200-300 words in French or English welcome by October 1.
https://cfplist.com/nemla/User/SubmitAbstract/21058
Women in French: Accommodating Today's Student Angst and Access
Chairs: Cyrielle Faivre (University of Calgary) & E. Nicole Meyer (Augusta University)
This roundtable addresses questions of contemporary student access as well as existential angst in our French-speaking classrooms. Teaching has [r]evolved in ways that challenge our previous pedagogies and approaches to fostering student learning. Students have lost confidence in their future and somehow in higher education. We must (re)define our approach to this massive shift. Topics may include: neurodiversity, access and disability, depression and anxiety, as well as existential concerns and ways we have adapted or should adapt to them. Abstracts of 200-300 words in English or French welcome by October 1.
https://cfplist.com/nemla/User/SubmitAbstract/21064
