Anthropology of Ottawa

One direction that CAM/MAC's experimentations have taken us is towards consolidating a research hub for an anthropology of Ottawa. We go on fieldwork excursions around the city, then collaboratively conceptualize our experiences and write about them. Sites have included the Diefenbunker, a meeting of the Ottawa People’s Commission, a tour of the senate, and many trips to Parliament Hill.

2022    Wallace, Yvonne and Meg Stalcup “A Heterotopology of Urban Margins: Publicness in the Space of the City.” City & Society, 34 (2): doi: 10.1111/ciso.12439

 2021    Stalcup, Meg and Yvonne Wallace, “Careful Practices: Ethics and the Anethical in Canadian Addiction Trajectories.” Medical Anthropology: Cross-Cultural Studies in Health and Illness. 40(5): 417-31. doi.org/10.1080/01459740.2021.1892667

AABrO – Academia e Artes Brasileiras na Universidade de Ottawa

AABrO (Academia e Artes Brasileiras na Universidade de Ottawa) is a collaboration between professors Carmen Fullin and Meg Stalcup. "Abro" means "I open" in Portuguese, and our playful name is an invitation to join us in scholarly and artistic events held through out the year. We founded the association to serve as nexus for Brazilian studies at the University of Ottawa, in the hope of bringing together scholars and local community members.

Droit et tensions entre liberté et diversité religieuses au Brésil, Camila Nicácio, Université Fédérale du Minas Gerais, UFMG, Brésil Lundi 12 Juin 2023

A brief story of Brazilian Popular Music, Evandro Gracelli, Conference and Pocket Show, Jun 26, 2023

« The forest is alive »: Re-thinking the Amazon in Brazilian Literature, Patricia Magazoni Gonçalves, University of Ottawa Oct 30, 2023

São Paulo Voices and the Canons of Brazilian Song, Rachel Beausoleil, Ottawa, Nov 13, 2023

Telling the story of sex tourism research in Brazil differently: the "Gringo Love" graphic novel, Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan, Joint Chair in Feminist and Gender Studies at Carleton University and the University of Ottawa (2023-2025), Associate Professor of Anthropology, Carleton University, Jan 23, 2024

Queer representation in Brazilian musical theatre, Marcelo Nogueira, Ph.D. candidate (FAPESB Fellowship), Federal University of Bahia (UFBA) and research member at NuCuS – Research and outreach group Cultures, Gender, and Sexualities (UFBA), Apr 10, 2024

The Complexities of Domestic Violence Reporting in Brazil, Camila Belisario, PhD candidate in Anthropology, Universidade Federal Fluminense (PPGA/UFF), Oct 25, 2024

Brazil with Open Arms? - Challenges and Pathways to Refugee Protection, Cintia Freitas, Professor at the Faculty of Law of the State University of Rio Grande do Norte (UERN) and PhD candidate in Human Rights at the State University of São Paulo (USP), Nov 15, 2024

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