Jill Price, PhD, Department of Cultural Studies

Hyper-sensitive to her Canadian settler history, present and future in a culture that remains complicit in the ecological erasure of arable Indigenous land at home and abroad, Price sees the "goods" of today as the trash of tomorrow and therefore physical and lively extensions of colonization. Presenting on artists, industrial leaders and eco-citizens who embrace undoing and unmaking as creative acts, come add to the discussion on what does it mean to undo, what needs unmaking and how we might collectively deaccelerate rates at which we design, extract and make.