

The 2024 Killam Prize Honours Canada’s University Researchers (Part 1)
Nov 29, 2024
Janine Marchessault is a leading media and art activism scholar at York University, focusing on Canada's moving image heritage. Tania Li, a professor at the University of Toronto, studies the impacts of international development on rural communities in Indonesia. They discuss the urgent crisis in preserving Canada’s audiovisual archives, the transformative role of community-based initiatives, and the struggles of indigenous farmers against corporate interests. Their insights reveal the complexity of cultural preservation and the power dynamics in global aid efforts.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Preserving Canada's Audiovisual Legacy
01:44 • 13min
Preserving Voices: The Archive Counterarchive Initiative
14:26 • 10min
Transforming Research Through Community-Based Archives
24:51 • 2min
Exploring Rural Dynamics: The 2024 Killam Prize Journey
27:20 • 6min
Exploring the Dynamics of Foreign Aid
33:34 • 5min
Struggles of Indonesian Farmers Amid Corporate Interests
38:31 • 15min
Celebrating Excellence: The 2024 Killam Prize Winners
53:37 • 2min