Glocal Voices

In this installment of Global Voices, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi engaged in an exclusive one-on-one discussion with our visiting researcher, Nike Jonah, at C-SET.

In this installment of Global Voices, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi engaged in an exclusive one-on-one discussion with our visiting researcher, Nike Jonah, at C-SET.

In this three-part series, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi and Dr. Marthinus Conradie discuss the fears of cultural appropriation in higher education.

In this three-part series, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi and Dr. Marthinus Conradie discuss the fears of cultural appropriation in higher education.

In this three-part series, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi and Dr. Marthinus Conradie discuss the fears of cultural appropriation in higher education.

Listen in as the co-directors of Future Prairie Theatre discuss their research regarding the theatre sector on the Canadian prairies.

Listen in as the co-directors of Future Prairie Theatre discuss their research regarding the theatre sector on the Canadian prairies.

Listen in as the co-directors of Future Prairie Theatre discuss their research regarding the theatre sector on the Canadian prairies.

In this two-part series, Dr. Afolabi and Dr. John discuss the intersection of in-flight entertainment, media, and culture.

In this two-part series, Dr. Afolabi and Dr. John discuss the intersection of in-flight entertainment, media, and culture.

In this episode of Global Voices, we discuss issues around immigration experience, networking for career success and research at C-SET.

In this episode of Global Voices, we discuss issues around immigration experience, networking for career success and research at C-SET.

In this episode, Paulina Grainger discusses the implications of viewing the arts through the lens of service and engagement.

This episode is part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

The sixth podcast episode in the Ethical Practices in the Arts, Dr. George Lipsitz, talks about the Ethics of the Profession.

This episode is a part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

In this fifth episode, Dr. Daniel Fischlin examines ethics within the context of care-- individual and community-- as exemplified through different art practices in various community settings, this workshop invites participants to consider key concepts and practices in reciprocity, responsibility, relationality, and accountability.

This episode is part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

In this episode, Parker Johnson focuses on (un)ethical behaviour in society that perpetuates inequities within community-engaged arts practices, including democracy and morals.

This episode is part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

In this third podcast episode of Ethical Practices in the Arts, Nikki Shaffeeullah, talks about the Ethics of Critique.

This episode is a part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

In this second episode, Dr. Hilary Bradbury explores ethical questioning through the lens of positionality, power, and privilege.

This is part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

This first episode of seven episodes gives an overview of the workshop series by introducing participants to ethical paradigms (Questioning, Critque, Justice, Care, Profession, Service and Engagement) within the framework of axiology (study of values) and ethics as a political act.

The seven episodes are part of Mass Culture's T.R.A.I.N program.

'Feed Hope' is a student project at the Theatre Department at the University of Regina. Produced by the Centre for Socially Engaged Theatre (C-SET) at the University of Regina. Feed Hope tells the challenges many low-income earning families face accessing food and the impact of food insecurity on food banks across the country due to the high inflation etc.

Starring: Jacey Jacobs, Jadav Cyr, Omari Wilson, and Brock Shaw. Directed by Dr. Taiwo Afolabi Produced by the Centre for Socially Engaged Theatre (C-SET), University of Regina.

PS: Regina Food Bank NEVER puts expired food into hampers.