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Presentations
Awad Ibrahim
Presentations at conferences, colloqui, and workshops
(2009-2010)
Ibrahim, A. (2009, May). Straight outta Campton, Straight outta Ottawa: Métissage, Affect and Pedagogy in a Time of Global Hip-Hop Nation. Invited paper, 4th Annual Meeting of Provoking Curriculum Studies. University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON.
Ibrahim, A. (2009, May). “Whassup Homeboy?”: Hip-Hop, performativity, MLT and ESL pedagogy. Paper presented at the meeting of the Canadian Studies in Education, Ottawa, ON.
Masny, D. and Ibrahim, A. (2009, May). Les TIC en matière de santé: la perspective des littératies multiples. Paper presented at ACFAS, Ottawa, ON.
Ibrahim, A. (2009, April). “Whassup Homeboy?”: Hip-Hop, performativity, MLT and ESL pedagogy. Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research Association, San Diego, CA.
Ibrahim, A. (2009, March). Representation: Reading the image. Invited paper, Hassan II Univeristy, Casablanca, Morocco.
Ibrahim, A. (2009, March). Globalization and culture: Casablanca talking to Rio de Janeiro, talking to New York. Invited paper, Hassan II Univeristy, Casablanca, Morocco.
Ibrahim, A. (2009, March). Pop culture: Consciousness raising and the politics of representation. Invited paper, Hassan II Univeristy, Casablanca, Morocco.
(2007-2008)
Ibrahim, A. (2008, September). From Hip-Hop to citizenship education: Grassroot democracy and the politics of “Project Citizen.” Invited paper, Participation for Social Change: Critical Dialogues on Local and Global Possibilities, Participatory Development Forum, First Annual Graduate Student Conference, University of Ottawa. Ottawa, ON.
Ibrahim, A. (2008, June). Race-in-the-Gap: Hip-Hop, Identity, Identification, and the Politics of Language Learning. Invited paper, Language, Identity & Education Symposium, DePaul University. Chicago, IL.Ibrahim, A. (2008, May). From Jay-Z, to 50 Cent to The Simpsons: American Pop Culture and the Question of Representation. Invited lecture, Hassan II University, Casablanca, Morocco.
Ibrahim, A. (2008, March). A Philosophy of the Ear: Canada, US and the Politics of Different/Une philosophie d'oreille: Canada, ÉU et la politique de difference. Invited paper, Jean-Paul Dionne Symposium, University of Ottawa. Ottawa, ON.
Ibrahim, A. (2008, March). Performing Identity: Hip-Hop, Race, Empire, and the Politics of Cultural Translation. Black Music Culture Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.
Ibrahim, A. (2008, March). I am not a Black man: An absurdly pleasurable conversation between Gilles Deleuze, Pierre Bourdieu and Judith Butler. A response paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), New York, NY.
Ibrahim, A. (2007, February). The Lost Boys of Sudan: Notes of a native informer. A BGSU University Libraries’ Black History Month event, Bowling Green, OH.