Institutional Ethnography With Dorothy E. Smith, PhD
Weekend Workshop June 11 – 13 (Friday evening to Sunday afternoon) $350 CDN before May 14, $400 after
Week-Long Intensive June 11 – 18 (includes weekend prerequisite), offering one-on-one consultation with Dorothy E. Smith, group discussion, and development of individual research/publishing projects. Enrollment limited. (Friday evening to Friday evening) $725 CDN before May 14, $750 after
Dorothy E. Smith, creator of the Institutional Ethnography method, is an internationally renowned feminist sociologist.
Institutional Ethnography is a method of social inquiry that:
Explores how institutions and organizations are put together, and the experience of those who work in and with them and are impacted by them;
Starts from the standpoint of people’s everyday lives and real concerns;
Explores the organization of power which is outside the range of people’s own knowledge.
Participants will be introduced to the practice of Institutional Ethnography and its relevance to the academy and in addressing problems of everyday life and activism.
To apply or more information, email Jamie Ryckman at cwse@utoronto.ca. Limited enrollment, apply early. Downtown Toronto location.
Presented by the Centre for Women’s Studies in Education (CWSE), OISE, University of Toronto 252 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON, M5S 1V6 www.oise.utoronto.ca/cwse
Kamini Maraj Grahame, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Program Coordinator Social Sciences (ABESC, SOCIO, SESST) Penn State University--Harrisburg 777 W Harrisburg Pike, Middletown PA 17057 Phone: 717 948-6038