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The SEF Cellphilm Workshop

December 31, 2025

The workshop, designed for master’s and doctoral students in science and mathematics at McGill University, examined the role of creative tools, including digital technologies, in supporting engagement with Indigenous knowledge and in cultivating 21st-century skills for sustainability education.

With Special Thanks to Blane Harvey, Anila Asghar, and Stephanie Leite for their generous support.

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Wellbeing Project- Community Gathering

August 17, 2025

Getting together to have fun is always with joy. This event was held to reunion the community and have some fun with children. What made this event exceptional was the presence of all families and in the park. Being connected with nature foster a stronger sense of wellbeing!

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“Let’s Get Cellphilming: Reflections on Cellphilming with Children”

August 17, 2025

Let’s Get Cellphilming: Reflections on Making
Cellphilms with Children is a short documentary that
explores why cellphilming practices matter—
especially in a world that urgently needs fresh,
authentic narratives. It shows how a smartphone
becomes an open invitation for those routinely
ignored—children, teens, elders, everyday bystanders
—to speak their truth.

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The Ethical and Transformative Power of Autoethnography

March 2, 2025

Carolyn Ellis describes autoethnography as writing about the personal and its connection to culture. It’s an autobiographical genre of writing and research that reveals multiple layers of awareness.

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Clichéd Description versus Lively Details

February 23, 2025

There is a serious challenge to describing people’s appearances in ethnographic fieldnotes; observers often resort to stereotyped descriptions based on gender, age, or race (Emerson et al., 2011).

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Ongoing Ethical Dilemmas and the Question of Power Imbalance

February 23, 2025

In every research project, there may be moments of power inequality, the positionality of participants, their ground, language barriers and age; in the case of marginalized migrant families, their status and lack of legal documents put them in an even more vulnerable situation.

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