Metis, Mixed-ness and Music: Aboriginal-Ukrainian Encounters and Cultural Production on the Canadian Prairies

Global Focus Lecture Series
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2011
7:00 PM, Walker Ames Room (221), Kane Hall
University of Washington

2010–11 Canada-US Fulbright Chair, Marcia Ostashewski

Marcia Ostashewski, the 2010–2011 Canada-US Fulbright Visiting Chair, is an ethnomusicologist investigating intersections of music and dance with race and ethnicity, gender, class and region, with a specific focus on Ukrainian dance and culture in Cape Breton and Aboriginal/Ukrainian encounters and relations on the prairies of Canada.

This lecture is the annual Canada-US Fulbright Lecture and is also part of the Global Focus lecture series.

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SPONSOR: Sponsored by the Canadian Studies Center and the Jackson School of International Studies National Resource Centers

CONTACT: For more information, contact the Canadian Studies Center at (206) 221-6374 or canada@uw.edu.

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