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York Centre for Asian Research Annual General Meeting 27 April 2017 Room 519, Kaneff Tower, York University Agenda 1. Directors Welcome 2. Approval of Agenda for 27 April 2017 3. Review and approval of 2016 AGM Minutes 4. Report on Key


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York Centre for Asian Research

Annual General Meeting

27 April 2017 Room 519, Kaneff Tower, York University

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Agenda

  • 1. Director’s Welcome
  • 2. Approval of Agenda for 27 April 2017
  • 3. Review and approval of 2016 AGM Minutes
  • 4. Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017
  • 5. Financial Report
  • 6. Governance
  • 7. Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018
  • 8. YCAR – The Next Five Years
  • 9. Other Business
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YCAR Mandate

YCAR is a community of scholars committed to understanding the changing historical and contemporary dynamics of places in Asia, of Asia’s place in the world, and of Asian communities in Canada and around the globe. The Centre encourages research that reflects a transnational, interdisciplinary, critical and engaged approach to scholarship. YCAR fosters intellectual exchange, provides research support, enriches student training and facilitates knowledge mobilization.

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017 Governance

Intellectual Exchange Research Support Graduate Training Knowledge Mobilization

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Governance

Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Membership

YCAR Associates and Visitors: 208 Faculty Associates: 61 Graduate Associates: 100 External Research Associates: 34 Emeriti Faculty Associates: 6 Visiting Scholars: 5 Postdoctoral Fellows or Visitors: 2 New Associates and Visitors: Faculty Associates: 2 Graduate Associates: 23 External Research Associates: 7 Postdoctoral Fellows or Visitors: 2

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

YCAR Membership by Faculty

Faculty Associates Environmental Studies (2) Health (2) Glendon College (2) LA&PS (46) AMPD (6) Schulich (3) Education (1) Graduate Associates Environmental Studies (9) Glendon College (1) LA&PS (79) AMPD (5) Schulich (2) Osgoode Hall Law School (4)

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Executive Committee, 2016.2017

Philip Kelly, Director, Geography, LA&PS (ex‐officio) Laam Hae, Associate Director, GDAS Coordinator, Political Science, LA&PS Preet Aulakh, Schulich School of Business Soma Chatterjee, School of Social Work, LA&PS Bernie Frolic/Elena Caprioni, Asian Business and Management Programme Joan Judge, History, LA&PS Abidin Kusno, Environmental Studies Shobna Nijhawan, DLLL representative, LA&PS Alicia Turner, Humanities, LA&PS Laura Schoenberger, Graduate Associate representative, Geography, LA&PS Christine Nguyen, Graduate Associate representative, Humanities, LA&PS Harshita Yalamarty, Graduate Associate representative, GFWS, LA&PS Alicia Filipowich, YCAR Coordinator and GDAS Administrator

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Executive Committee, 2016.2017

Thank you, Alicia. You’ve Turnered this Centre around. Thank you, Abidin. Kusno body does it better. Alicia Turner Abidin Kusno

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YCAR Staff, 2016.2017

Alicia Filipowich YCAR Coordinator Alex Felipe Electronic Media Coordinator Nadia Hasan Research Outreach Officer

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Internal Board

  • Vice‐President, Research & Innovation
  • Associate Vice President Research
  • Dean, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (or designate)
  • Dean, Faculty of Environmental Studies (or designate)
  • Dean, School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design (or designate)
  • Principal, Glendon College (or designate)
  • Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies (or designate)
  • Associate Vice‐President, International
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External Advisory Council

Eva Busza Vice President, Knowledge and Research, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Avvy Go Director, Metro Toronto Chinese & Southeast Asian Legal Clinic Tam Goossen Chair, Good Jobs for All Coalition; Vice‐President, Urban Alliance on Race Relations Caroline Mangosing Former Executive Director, Kapisanan Philippine Centre for Arts and Culture David Mulroney Canadian Ambassador to China, 2009‐2012; President, St Michael’s College, U of T Haroon Siddiqui Editorial Page Editor Emeritus and Columnist, Toronto Star Richard Stubbs Professor, Department of Political Science, McMaster University

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Intellectual Exchange

Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2015.2016

YCAR organized

  • r co‐organized

44 Events in 2016.2017

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LECTURE SERIES: Lived and Contemporary Queer Diasporic South Asian Literatures, Cultures, Arts and Spaces Organized by: Shobna Nijhawan (DLLL)

Dissolving Boundaries of Theatre, Spirit, Politics and Play: A Reading and Discussion with nisha ahuja 3 October 2016 ‘Simultaneously Revered and Reviled’: Third Gender Characters and the Diaspora in the work of Amitav Ghosh, Anand Mahadevan and Mahesh Dattani with Margaret Herrick 17 October 2016 Reading Queer India: Investigations into Productions of Difference with Anindo Hazra 27 February 2017 The Practice of Art with Vivek Shraya 6 M h 2017

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

LECTURE SERIES: Korea in Asia

Organized by: Laam Hae (Political Science) and Janice Kim (History)

K‐pop, J‐pop and the Divergent Trajectories of South Korea and Japan, or Girls' Generation vs. AKB 48 John Lie, UC Berkeley, 23 Sept 2016 Decentering Citizenship: Gender, Labour and Migrant Rights in South Korea Hae Yeon Choo (University of Toronto), 24 Nov 2016 Unusual Suspects: Privatized Violence and Dispossessive Litigation in the Unmaking

  • f Labour Politics in Korea | Yoonkyung Lee (University of Toronto), 2 Feb 2017

Is a Progressive Leftist Party Possible in a Divided Nation? The Case of the Labor Party in South Korea | Saihwa Hong (Advisor, Labor Party of South Korea), 19 April 2017

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LECTURE SERIES: Geotechnical Politics of Ocean Frontiers, Peace Research Lecture Series

Organized by: Venilla Rajaguru (STS)

Nuclear Control Systems and Connections to Ocean Resources: Systemic Differences and Partnerships between Canada, China, the U.S. and Japan (30 September 2016) Speaker: CD Thomas Davis, Consultant & Trainer, Nuclear Reactor Control Systems; and Science for Peace Board Director, Canada 30 September 2016 Civil Science Practices in Ocean Disaster Management in Asia, Russia and N. America: Comparative perspectives Speaker: Dr. Danielle Stodilka, Scientist and Consultant on International Security and Crisis Management 11 November 2016 The Politics of Resource Development 1 February 2017 Speakers: Maxwell Wu (National Taiwan University), Kathy Young (York) Presented by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Toronto The Geotechnical Politics of Ocean Frontiers: The Canadian North and the Indo‐Pacific: An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Peace & Security 28 April 2017 | York University

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Workshops and Conferences

Bearing Witness: Unspeakable Crimes, Invisible Atrocities Second Tamil Studies Symposium 6‐7 May 2016 Engaging Caste in Diaspora 12‐17 May 2016 Feminist Political Ecology Working Group Saturday, 19 November 2016 The Return of the Social in Contemporary Art Practices in Korea workshop 20 March 2017

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Other Events

Showcasing Canadian Scholarship on Gender in India 5-6 October 2016 | York University and the University of Guelph

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transnational filipinx studies: Comparing the Filipino Diaspora in Canada and the United States through Community Engaged Research | 14 November 2016

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Other Events: Association for Asian Studies, Toronto

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Research at the Interface of Activism and Academia in Southeast Asia | Workshop at the AAS Conference | 16 March 2017

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Plans and Priorities for 2016.2017

Other Events

Bernard H.K. Luk Memorial Lecture in Hong Kong Studies: Should Chinese Language be Taught in Putonghua? Contested Identities in Post-1997 Hong Kong Dr Choi Po King CUHK

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Other Support

Asian Heritage Month Centre for Feminist Research Humanities Graduate Programme Abuse Never Becomes Us (ANBU), York University Department of Historical Studies, University of Toronto Scarborough Biotechnology, Bio‐Economies, Law, Translations and Cosmopolitics workshop BAYAN Canada Centre for Research on Language and Culture Contact The Tessellate Institute Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies Sikh Forum at York University Indo‐Canadian Workers’ Association People’s Voice newspaper Noor Cultural Centre Canadian Council of Muslim Women York Taiwanese Students’ Association University of Guelph Centre for Refugee Studies

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Asian Business and Management Programme (ABMP)

Bernie Frolic, PhD Executive Director Elena Caprioni, PhD Program Director Li Chen (Lily) Program Administrator

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Visitors and Postdocs

Catherine St‐Hilaire Università degli Studi di Milano Jonathan Tardif SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow CCGC project Chusak Wittayapak Chiang Mai University Shubhabrata Basu Indian Institute of Management Indore Gayatri Menon Azin Premji University

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Research Support

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Grant Application Submissions with YCAR Support

SSHRC

  • Lucia Lo
  • Cheran Rudhramoorthy
  • Leslie Sanders

Other External Competitions

  • Korea Foundation
  • Canadian Heritage, Canada 150

Internal Opportunities

  • Canada 150 at York University
  • Minor Research Grants
  • SSHRC Small Grants
  • LA&PS Research Events Fund
  • LA&PS Global Community & Engagement Events
  • Office of the Vice‐President, Research & Innovation
  • Schulich School of Business
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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

External Grants Currently Housed at YCAR

An Empire Dances Back: Nationalism, Postcoloniality and the Canadian Diaspora Through Philippine Folk Dance Traditions Early Researcher Award, Government of Ontario

  • R. Patrick Alcedo (Dance) (2014‐)

Canada‐Philippines Alternative Transnational Economies Project Philip Kelly (Geography), SSHRC (2015‐) Canadian Conservation in Global Context: Intersections with Asia and Africa Robin Roth (Geography), SSHRC (2014‐) Eve‐Teasing: Young Women and Men Discuss Public Harassment in the Urban Slums of India Kabita Chakraborty (Children’s Studies), SSHRC (2014‐)

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

External Grants Currently Housed at YCAR

Matching Policies, Institutions and Practices of Water Governance in the Salween‐ Thanlwin‐Nu River Basin: Towards Inclusive, Informed and Accountable Water Governance Vanessa Lamb (Melbourne), CGIAR (2014‐) New Directions in Environmental Governance: Remarking Public and Private Authority in Southeast Asian Resource Frontiers Peter Vandergeest (Geography), SSHRC (2014‐) Quotidian Concerns: Everyday Knowledge and the Rise of the Common Reader in China, 1860‐1940 Joan Judge (History), SSHRC (2013‐)

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

External Grants Currently Housed at YCAR

Towards a History of the Publishing House Ganga Pustak Mala Shobna Nijhawan (DLLL) (2015‐) Mass Capture: Making Non‐Citizens and the Chinese Head Tax in Canada Lily Cho (English), SSHRC (2016‐) Neoliberal Industrialization, the Rural Periphery, & Uneven Development in India Raju Das (Geography), SSHRC (2016‐) Asian Urbanism and Environmental Politics: Nundation in Jakarta/Southeast Asia Abidin Kusno (Environmental Studies), SSHRC (2016‐)

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Publication Support Fund

Publications Supported in the Past Year Hindi Publishing in Colonial Lucknow. Gender, Genres and Visuality in the Creation of a Literary Canon. Oxford University Press Shobna Nijhawan (DLLL) Developing Urban Korea: Core Locations and Post‐Colonial

  • Knowledges. University of Toronto Press

Laam Hae (Political Science)

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Space at YCAR Projects: 5 Graduate Associates: 18 Research Associates: 3 Faculty based at YCAR: 5

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Graduate Training

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Graduate Funding and Activities Funding for 44 students in 2016.2017: Awards: $37,000 Professional Development Funding: $3,000 Association of Asian Studies: $1,500

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2017 Award Recipients

Albert C.W. Chan Foundation Fellowship

Amardeep Kaur

Graduate Programme in Geography Subaltern Cosmopolitanisms: Place-making and Translocal Spaces in Sikh Diaspora across Hong Kong, Vancouver and Toronto

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2017 Award Recipients

  • N. Sivalingam Award in Tamil Studies

Thrmiga Sathiyamoorthy

Graduate Programme in Interdisciplinary Studies Concept Mapping of Facilitators of Social Inclusion among Tamil Elders

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2017 Award Recipients

Vivienne Poy Asian Research Award

Sangyoo Lee

Graduate Programme in Social Work How the concept of Canadian multiculturalism based on National Narratives generates Social Exclusion of Korean and other East Asian Immigrant Youth in Toronto

Mohammad Hasan

Osgoode Hall Law School Mining Conflict, Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Justice: The Case of Phulbari Coal Project in Bangladesh

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2017 Award Recipients

Vivienne Poy Asian Research Award

Rupinder Minhas

Graduate Programme in Geography Socio‐spatial Inequalities, People's Resistance, and Left‐ leaning Political Parties: An Indian Case Study

Kimberly Roberts

Graduate Programme in Geography Forest Governance and Land Use Changes in the Shan State of Myanmar

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2017 Award Recipients

Vivienne Poy Asian Research Award

Robin Verrall

Graduate Programme in Political Science Taiwanese National Identity in the Sunflower Movement: Verbal and Visual Dimensions of Nationalism from Below

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2017 Award Recipients

  • Dr. Sangdeok Woo and Mrs. Kwisoon Lim Woo

Memorial Graduate Award

Meghna George

Graduate Programme in Social Anthropology Virtual Networks: Exploring Intimacy and Belonging within Online Dating Applications for Sexual Minorities in Korea

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2016 Award Recipients

Young‐Rahn Woo Memorial Graduate Award

Yoon Jin Jung

Graduate Programme in Visual Arts Wall of Walls

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2017 Award Recipients

YCAR Language Award

Jillian Fulton Graduate Programme in Social Anthropology Language of Study: Arabic Sarah Allen Graduate Programme in Geography Language of Study: Vietnamese Kyle Gibson Graduate Programme in Environmental Studies Language of Study: Korean Kimberly Roberts Graduate Programme in Geography Language of Study: Burmese Amardeep Kaur Graduate Programme in Geography Language of Study: Gurmukhi-Punjabi

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Graduate Diploma in Asian Studies

  • Students from the FES, AMPD and LA&PS are currently

enrolled

  • Funding for the core course is confirmed for 2018

2016.2017

  • Total enrollment in Diploma: 40
  • Core course enrolment: 21
  • Completed Diploma requirements: 16 (By June 2017

graduation) GDAS Coordinator and 2017 Core Course Instructor: Laam Hae (Political Science)

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Knowledge Mobilization

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Website Visits

*above as of 26 April 2017

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Website Visits

*above as of 26 April 2017

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Social Media

*above as of 26 April 2017 *above as of 26 April 2017

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Social Media

*above as of 26 April 2017 *above as of 26 April 2017

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Social Media

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Knowledge Mobilization: Asia Research Briefs

Social Life and Shifting Meaning of Collected Objects: Japanese Ceramics of Sir William Cornelius Van Horne (1843–1915) Akiko Takesue The Socio‐ecological Implications of US Food Aid in the South Korean “Miracle” Kyle Gibson How Canada Contributed to China’s Remarkable Transformation Through University Partnerships and Knowledge Diplomacy Ruth Hayhoe, Julia Pan and Qiang Zha Invisible Newcomers: Experiences of Unaccompanied Children in Canada Ishrat Zakia Sultana

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2015.2016

Knowledge Mobilization: Asia Colloquia Papers

Vietnam, the Philippines, Guam and California: Connecting the Dots of U.S. Military Empire

  • Dr. Yen Le Espiritu

Professor of Ethnic Studies, University of California, San Diego

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Knowledge Mobilization: Book Launches

Canadian Universities in China’s Transformation: An Untold Story edited by Ruth Hayhoe, Julia Pan and Qiang Zha

23 September 2016, OISE/U of T Library

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Outreach and Collaboration with Other Organizations

  • Japanese Consulate
  • Philippines Consulate
  • Asian Heritage Month
  • Asia Institute, UT
  • Richard Charles Lee Canada Hong

Kong Library, UT

  • Ryerson Centre for Immigration and

Settlement

  • Taipei Economic and Cultural Office
  • Toronto Catholic District School Board
  • Toronto District School Board
  • Halton Catholic District School Board
  • Department of Historical Studies,

University of Toronto Scarborough

  • International Coalition for Human

Rights in the Philippines‐Canada

  • GABRIELA – Filipina Women’s

rights organization

  • BAYAN Canada
  • The Tessellate Institute
  • Indo‐Canadian Workers’

Association

  • People’s Voice newspaper
  • Noor Cultural Centre
  • Canadian Council of Muslim

Women

  • Science for Peace
  • OISE
  • AAS

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Report on Key Accomplishments for 2016.2017

Outreach and Collaboration with Other Organizations

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Outreach and Collaboration with Other Organizations

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FINANCIAL REPORT

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GOVERNANCE

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Nominations to Executive Committee for 2017.2018

Ranu Basu Geography, LA&PS

  • R. Patrick Alcedo

Dance, AMPD

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

  • 1. Lecture Series
  • 2. Workshops and conferences
  • 3. Community Engagement
  • 4. Launches
  • 5. Other Events
  • 6. Visiting Scholars and Postdocs
  • 7. Grant application Development and Submission
  • 8. Funding Opportunities for Associates
  • 9. Student Training and Awards
  • 10. Fundraising
  • 11. Knowledge Mobilization
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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Lecture Series Emerging Asian Urbanisms Nabeel Ahmed (FES) Kutitap: Transnational Dialogue and Solidarity‐ Building Series on Duterte’s Philippines Alitaptap Collective TBC York Political Ecology Working Group: Peter Vandergeest and Shubhra Gururani

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Lecture Series

South and Central Asia Project Workshops Sergei Plekhanov (Political Science) Gender, Migration and Contemporary (Im)mobilities in Asia Jolin Joseph (GFWS) Transformative Politics in South Korea: Democracy, Resistance and the Future of Progressive Politics Laam Hae (Political Science)

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Workshops and Conferences

Asian Connections: Linking Mobilities of Capital and Labour in Theory and Practice Preet Aulakh (Schulich) and Philip Kelly (Geography) 11‐12 May 2017 Philippine Arts and Social Studies in the Ontario Curriculum (PASSOC) Patrick Alcedo (Dance), Philip Kelly (Geography), Ethel Tungohan (Political Science and Social Science) June 2017 Retrospect and Prospect: Symposium on Chinese Canadian Literature and Media Organized by Xueqing Xu (DLLL), Hua Laura Wu (Western) and Jessica Li (DLLL) 20‐21 July 2017 Asian Canadian Youth Experiences of Cultural Identity: An Interdisciplinary Exploration Nazilla Khanlou (Health) Summer 2017

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Workshops and Conferences

Bengali Diaspora in Canada: The Stock of Existing Knowledge and Emerging Research Directions Marshia Akbar and Sutama Ghosh (Ryerson) November 2017 Transnational Configurations of Tamil Identities: Tamil Studies Symposium Dates: 8‐9 September 2017; other dates for outreach throughout the year Tamils in Canada Book Workshop; Sivalingam Lecture in Tamil Studies Sixth Critical South Asian Studies Workshop South Asia Research Group 8‐10 March 2018 CASS‐York Workshop Beijing, August 28‐29, 2017

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Workshops and Conferences

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Community Engagement

Decolonial Solidarities 2: Exploring Accountability, Solidarity, and Action within and between Indigenous and non‐Indigenous Racialized Peoples South Asia Research Group January 2018

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Other Events

Jin‐me Yoon Talk Proposed by: Hong Kal (Visual Arts) Screening of ‘The Seed’ Proposed by: Shobna Nijhawan (DLLL) Launch Panel ‐ Journal of Peasant Studies, the first Special Issue to focus on Southeast Asia in 30 years Proposed by: Laura Schoenberger and Peter Vandergeest (Geography) Critical China Studies programme Proposed by: Joshua Fogel and Joan Judge (History)

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Visitors and Postdocs

Ruth Pison, University of the Philippines, YCAR Research Collaboration Fellow YCAR Research Collaboration Fellow: TBC (due May 29th) Jonathan Tardif SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow, CCGC project CCK Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Chinese Studies: TBC

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Visitors and Postdocs

Shubhabrata Basu Indian Institute of Management Indore Sandhya Rao Mehta Department of English Language and Literature, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman. Sangeeta Thapliyal Chair, Centre for Inner Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University Wang Baohua Deputy Director, Co‐innovation Center, Communication University of China, Beijing

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Grant Application Development and Submission This woman can work

magic

with your grant applications: Budget Justification Knowledge Mobilization Team Coordination Documentation Internal Signatures Matching Funds

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Funding Opportunities for Associates

  • Community Research Engagement (All Associates)
  • Publication Fund (Faculty and Graduate Associates)
  • YCAR Awards (Graduate Associates)
  • YCAR Professional Development Fund (Graduate Associates)
  • Minor Support to other units (Faculty & Graduate Associates)
  • Research Collaboration Fellowship 2017.2018 (Faculty

Associates and their research colleagues)

  • Workshop Fund (Faculty and Graduate Associates)
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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Student Training and Awards

Awards Albert C.W. Chan Foundation Fellowship David Wurfel Award for Philippine Studies

  • Dr. Sangdeok Woo and Mrs. Kwisoon Lim Woo Memorial Graduate Award
  • N. Sivalingam Award in Tamil Studies

Vivienne Poy Asian Research Award YCAR Language Award Young‐Rahn Woo Memorial Graduate Award YCAR Undergraduate Essay Awards Graduate Diploma in Asian Studies Laam Hae (Political Science) will continue as GDAS Coordinator and core course director.

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Plans and Priorities for 2017.2018

Fundraising Fundraising can support:

  • Canada‐China Initiatives Fund
  • Bernard Luk Annual Lecture in Hong Kong Studies
  • Other visiting positions, graduate awards etc.

Funding can involve:

  • OTO donation
  • Multi‐year support
  • Endowment
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YCAR ‐ The Next Five Years What is working well at YCAR? What is not worth our time and effort? Are there strategic priorities we should emphasize? Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? Feedback?

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Other Business

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York Centre for Asian Research

Thank you very much for coming!

And please join us this afternoon: Should Chinese Language be Taught in Putonghua? Contested Identities in the Linguistic Arena in Post-1997 Hong Kong Schulich Executive Dining Room, 2.30pm