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SUMMARY: To Create the Conditions for Listening: Sound Stories as Research 
 Method with Gabriele Woolever
DESCRIPTION: “To create the conditions for listening: sound stories as rese
 arch method” with Gabriele Woolever\, and with opening presentation by Chri
 stina Cook & Graham Lea Friday\, January 28th 2pm-4pm Location: Online via 
 Zoom To register for this event you need to join the Research Creation Work
 ing Group\, to do so\, please contact Anne Murphy: Anne.Murphy@ubc.ca [Abst
 ract] […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h3>“To create the conditions for listening: 
 sound stories as research method” with Gabriele Woolever\, and with opening
  presentation by Christina Cook & Graham Lea</h3><blockquote><div>Friday\, 
 January 28th</div><div>2pm-4pm</div><div><div>Location: Online via Zoom</di
 v><div>To register for this event you need to join the Research Creation Wo
 rking Group\, to do so\, please contact Anne Murphy: Anne.Murphy@ubc.ca</di
 v></div></blockquote><div><p><strong>[Abstract]</strong></p><p>Sound and li
 stening are manifestations of already interdependent relationships\, both m
 aterially and politically. As such\, they are rich site-processes for inter
 ventions in research itself and how research might be shared in and beyond 
 academic contexts. In this workshop\, we'll start with these concepts and e
 xplore their practical engagement in my thesis project on creating sound st
 ories about temporary foreign workers in British Columbia.</p><p>We'll disc
 uss:<br />Interview methods - unsettling scripts and listening for the ear<
 br />Tech for sound research<br />Crafting a narrative out of interviews<br
  />Writing for the ear (podcast narratives)<br />Challenges and opportuniti
 es (many of each!)</p><p> </p></div><p><strong>[Gabriele's Bio]</strong></p
 ><p>I’m preoccupied with sound and sanctuary – two important elements of my
  research with temporary foreign workers in British Columbia. I’m working w
 ith Dr. Gerry Pratt and members of the Migrant Workers’ Centre in Vancouver
  to create audio stories based on their experiences within and beyond the r
 each of the state’s administration of their lives. How can audio stories he
 lp create a kind of fugitive sanctuary and alternate public presence for th
 ose excluded from state belonging? How can this practice both describe and 
 cultivate a hospitality that disrupts dominant narratives of the migrant ot
 her? Underpinning these questions are my interests in geographies of encoun
 ter\, abolition futures\, and feminist and creative methodologies. Prior to
  enrolling in UBC Geography’s master’s program in 2019\, I work for several
  years in photography and arts administration\, and completed a bachelor’s 
 degree in international studies at Vassar College (Poughkeepsie\, NY\, USA)
 .</p>
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