Schedule

Cycling is one of the many forms of movement that has a deep relationship with the land. Yet, mobility is often shaped by histories of colonial exploitation and displacement. This day invites reflection on how cycling, a form of outdoor movement and physical activity, can reproduce and resist these dynamics. Learn how film and arts-based methodologies can be used to spark conversation on environmental stewardship and advocacy.

Speaker: Lyndsay Hayhurst (York University) Opening remarks (YorkU): Lisa Phillips, Provost & VP Academic Opening remarks (Kin): Parissa Safai, Chair, KHS @ YorkU

Speakers: Yasmine El-Hamamsy (University of Toronto), Leah McKinney (independent), Sabat Ismail (City of Brampton). Moderator: Jessica Nachman

Speakers: Lanrick Bennett Jr. (School of Cities, UofT), Madeleine Bonsma-Fisher, Dani Griscti (Curbside Cycle, Journey Lines Zine) Kanchan Maharaj

Lunch, art exhibit, and poster presentations

Speakers: Tiff Chiang (The Journey Lines Zine), Rachel Wang, (The Bike Brigade Toronto), Kaitlyn Alderman (The Bike Brigade Halifax), Ryan Phyper, Alan Frank, Priyanka Purushothaman (The Neighbourhood Organization) Moderator: Lyndsay Hayhurst

Speakers: Maddy Shepphard-Perkins (Carleton University), Alejandro Zamora (Glendon College, York University), Holly Thorpe (University of Waikato, NZ) Moderator: Brad Millington

Speakers: Pat, Thomas, Tom, (Indigenous Youth Mountain Group), Tavis Smith (Bishops University)