Dr. Fritz Pino
Associate Professor
University of Regina
Panahon Na! It’s Time!
Research by, with, and for Filipinos in Manitoba
About event
Drawing on Filipino Canadian scholarship–past, present, and future–this gathering brings together Filipino scholars, students, and graduates engaged in research within our communities. This opportunity revives community building, institutional advocacy, and knowledge gathering-production from critical and interdisciplinary Philippine, Filipino Canadian, and ethnic studies perspectives. Inspired by Black and Indigenous scholars, we dream of a world whereby Filipino scholars proudly reclaim research on our own terms and strategically occupy the academic institution, grounded in our own ways of knowing, being, and doing. And that time is now. Panahon na!
Event partners
- UM Faculty of Social Work
- University of Manitoba’s Filipino Student Association (UM-FSA)
- The Pagsama Project: Filipino Graduate Students and Scholars in Manitoba
- The Filipino Canadian Social and Community Workers Network (FCSCWN)
- Anakbayan Manitoba
Event speakers
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Dr. Monica Batac
Assistant Professor
University of Manitoba -
Darnel Forro
Instructor, Red Deer Polytechnic
PhD Candidate, Memorial University -
Darlyne Bautista
PhD Candidate
History and Gender Studies
University of Toronto -
Angela Ciceron
Master’s student
UM Faculty of Arts
Department of Economics -
Karlo Aguilar
Master’s student
UM Faculty of Education -
Rafael Laureano
Master’s student
UM Faculty of Social Work -
Nicole Tongol
PhD student
Clinical Psychology, UM -
Jaden Dela Rosa
PhD student
Social Psychology, UM -
Amalia Santiago
PhD student
College of Community and Global Health
UM Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Agenda
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. - Tuloy po kayo / Welcome
Welcome guests and opening remarks
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 Noon - Critical Kwentuhan / Decolonial Meditations on Theories, Epistemologies, Methodologies, and Praxes by, with, and for Filipinos in Canada
Drawing on our ongoing research and practice within various Filipino communities in Canada, we offer reflections about what it means to do research as a Filipino scholar in Canada, responsive to our own community. We will share stories (critical kwentuhan) about the what, how, and why of our work. We invite students to share the questions, aspirations, and productive tensions driving their current scholarly work.
Speakers
- Dr. Fritz Pino, Associate Professor at University of Regina
- Dr. Monica Batac, Assistant Professor at University of Manitoba
- Darnel Forro, Instructor at Red Deer Polytechnic and PhD Candidate at Memorial University
- Darlyne Bautista, PhD Candidate in History and Gender Studies at University of Toronto
12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. - Lunch
Lunch is provided.
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Circle Conversation: Panahon Na! Knowledge sharing by Filipino students in Manitoba
Filipino scholars at different stages of their academic careers bring forward their recent, current, and emerging research with Filipinos and/or critically reflect on what it means to do research as a Filipino.
Invited speakers include:
- Angela Ciceron, Master’s student in Economics at UM
- Karlo Aguilar, Master’s student in Education at UM
- Rafael Laureano, Master’s student in Social Work at UM
- Nicole Tongol, PhD student in Clinical Psychology at UM
- Jaden Dela Rosa, PhD student in Social Psychology at UM
- Amalia Santiago, PhD student in the College of Community and Global Health, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences at UM
- Darnel Forro, PhD Candidate in Social Work at Memorial University
- Darlyne Bautista, PhD Candidate in History and Gender Studies at University of Toronto
Responses offered by Dr. Fritz Pino and Dr. Monica Batac
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Kapihan Sessions: Dreaming about Philippine and Filipino Studies at University of Manitoba
Members of the University of Manitoba’s Filipino Student Association (UM-FSA), the Pagsama Project: Filipino Graduate Students and Scholars in Manitoba group, Anakbayan Manitoba, ANAK Inc., Filipino post-secondary educators, and alum bring forward their ideas for building Philippine and Filipino Studies at University of Manitoba.
Merienda and coffee will be served.
5:00 p.m. - Onward - Ugnayan / Into The Night
Participants are invited to head over to VW for informal conversations and socializing over food (pay-your-own-meal).