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ALT An image announcing that Maddie Bautista and Deanna H. Choi are the recipients of the Outstanding Performance - Ensemble award in the Independent Theatre catagory at the 2023 Dora Awards. The image background is various grey triangles with a production photo in a circular frame. There is a red Dora Awards logo, beside a Dora Statuette directly underneath the image.In the top right hand corner is the hashtag #Doras2023
ALT An image announcing that Deanna H. Choi and Maddie Bautista are the recipients of the Outstanding Sound Design / Composition award in the Independent category at the 2023 Dora Awards. The image background is various grey triangles with a production photo in a circular frame. There is a red Dora Awards logo, beside a Dora Statuette directly underneath the image. In the top right hand corner is the hashtag #Doras2023
ALT Mixed Ability Rugby teams pose for a large group photo on the field
ALT A ballot box on a bright colour background. In the bottom left corner, Elections Canada’s logo features a colorful hashtag with the slogan “It’s our vote”.
ALT Bio: Katherine (Kate) Bundy is a doctoral candidate of Hispanic Studies, and her research interests include contemporary Spanish and Latin American film and media studies, digital cultural production, (trans)nationalism, and posthumanism. As a founder of an annual short film festival and a feminist wrestling collective in the southern U.S., Kate's approach to scholarship is that of an ongoing dialogue between the analogue and the digital.
ALT Lara Bourdin is a PhD student in Hispanic Studies at McGill University. Her interests lie primarily in themes of migration, mobility and translation in modern and contemporary Latin American and African cultural production. She holds an M.A. in Portuguese, Brazilian and Luso-African Studies from Sorbonne-Université (2020) and an M.A. in Art History from the Université de Montréal (2013). She also engages with her research areas outside academia, as a practicing translator and language teacher, and as research coordinator for NGOs Art Moves Africa and On the Move.
ALT Lidia Ponce de la Vega is a Doctoral Candidate in Hispanic Studies at McGill University. Her research interests lie at the intersection of Latin American studies, ecocriticism, and the digital humanities, especially regarding the epistemic (de)colonization of Latin American nature and biodiversity in digital archives. Through an analysis of the Biodiversity Heritage Library, she develops equitable archival practices focusing on the relationship between the Global South and North as sites of knowledge production.
ALT Stephen Keller is pursuing an MA in Digital Humanities and has an interest in information visualization and cultural analytics. His previous education includes a BA in Mass Communication with a focus in Advertising and a Graduate Certificate in Digital Futures at OCAD University in Toronto where he was a Research Assistant at the Visual Analytics Lab and worked on projects related to User Interfaces and Information Visualization.
