Congress 2023 will take place at York’s Keele and Glendon Campuses in Toronto from May 27 to June 2. Nearly 8,000 scholars, graduate students, and practitioners in the humanities and social sciences (HSS) will come together and share their research.
The Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Languages welcomes our Associates and visiting researchers and students to come visit our space on campus. We are also helping to promote a series of Indigenous events organized by York University's Indigenous students and faculty (see our event calendar below). Additionally, in partnership with the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS), we are providing gathering spaces designed to foster connection, sharing and community building. More information on spaces will be provided below.
Please visit the official Congress 2023 website for any additional resources, including blog posts and FAQ.
If you are a student or community member who self-identifies as Black or Indigenous, your fees will be waived. See more information here.
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Congress Gathering Space
The Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Languages has partnered with The Harriet Tubman Institute to provide Indigenous and Black scholars with a space to recoup and build connections. The Gathering Spaces have areas to work, study, pray, smudge and many more. Refreshments will also be provided all day including breakfast.
Our space is open from 9 am to 4pm every day of Congress, it is located at York Lanes on the 3rd floor. A map can be found here of York University.
To explore and find more locations of these spaces, please visit the link provided here.
Congress Events
Below are a few Indigenous events happening at Congress.
A schedule of all Indigenous events can be found at the bottom of this page.
Indigenous Events During Congress
Below is an at-a-glance schedule of open events happening on campus during the week. These events are open to CIKL Associates and guests (unless otherwise specified).