artS based practice
My arts based practice is derived from my commitment to decolonize my approaches while amplifying the voices of the historically silenced groups.
Grounded in Indigenous Methodologies, performing my autoethnography is a pathway for positionality and a journey towards unsettling the colonial in me.
Research Creation
“ineradicable voices: narrative toward rerooting”, an oral history performance in collaboration with individuals who experienced transrational and/or intercounty adoption, COHDS, Concordia, 2020
The Memory of an Umbilical Cord, Oral History Association Conference, 2020
A Conversation with Survivors’ Stories, part of the Performing Memories series, Active Listening Laboratory, Concordia University, 2020
The Memory of an Umbilical Cord, Feminist Spatial Stories Symposium, COHDS, Concordia, 2020
A Draft Story of Invisibility (2). Participatory autoethnographic storytelling, OHA 2018.
A Draft Story of Invisibility. Autoethnography, Concordia, 2017
Cul-de-Sac. Oral History research creation, Concordia, 2017
Umbilical Cord, 2015
And She Flew Away, 2014
Steps on the Diaries of the Missing, 1997
