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Sarah King's presentation “Be…In This Place: Cornerstones of Atlantic Canadian Citizenship” from the Beyond 150: Telling Our Stories Twitter Conference held in August 2017.
By Sarah King. Follow Sarah on Twitter @KingSeraSera
“Be… in this place: Cornerstones of Atlantic Canadian citizenship” #Beyond150CA 1/ pic.twitter.com/muiJfp11cq— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
“Be… in this place: Cornerstones of Atlantic Canadian citizenship” #Beyond150CA 1/ pic.twitter.com/muiJfp11cq
Atlantic Canadians are used to getting short shrift in national narratives. PET told us to "get off our asses" in the 70s #beyond150ca 2/ pic.twitter.com/OjlO7eTq56— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Atlantic Canadians are used to getting short shrift in national narratives. PET told us to "get off our asses" in the 70s #beyond150ca 2/ pic.twitter.com/OjlO7eTq56
Research on AtlCan focuses on misconceptions about the region. How does this shape how we respond to politics & civic life? #Beyond150CA 3/ pic.twitter.com/pyYA2dfZ8q— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Research on AtlCan focuses on misconceptions about the region. How does this shape how we respond to politics & civic life? #Beyond150CA 3/ pic.twitter.com/pyYA2dfZ8q
In my paper, I identify four cornerstones of Atlantic Canadian citizenship 4/ pic.twitter.com/KzlRVR47ts— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
In my paper, I identify four cornerstones of Atlantic Canadian citizenship 4/ pic.twitter.com/KzlRVR47ts
/4b pic.twitter.com/ttSVfaMd6s— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
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Our stories & literature explore “Landscapes of the Heart”: Geographic and physical hardship #Beyond150CA 5/ pic.twitter.com/8A956mDw0R— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Our stories & literature explore “Landscapes of the Heart”: Geographic and physical hardship #Beyond150CA 5/ pic.twitter.com/8A956mDw0R
Citizen protests and discourse tells us that natural resource economies (“Extremities of nation and continent”) are central #Beyond150CA 6/ pic.twitter.com/6dsnlfXnGH— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Citizen protests and discourse tells us that natural resource economies (“Extremities of nation and continent”) are central #Beyond150CA 6/ pic.twitter.com/6dsnlfXnGH
How we treat our own on Canadian Idol compared with voting habits demonstrates a complicated relationship with voting #Beyond150CA 7/ pic.twitter.com/9hod5TlvuP— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
How we treat our own on Canadian Idol compared with voting habits demonstrates a complicated relationship with voting #Beyond150CA 7/ pic.twitter.com/9hod5TlvuP
And how we relate to each other typifies communitarian liberalism: “The Memory of a Shared Community” “Beyond150CA” 8/ pic.twitter.com/U7is8PEI8I— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
And how we relate to each other typifies communitarian liberalism: “The Memory of a Shared Community” “Beyond150CA” 8/ pic.twitter.com/U7is8PEI8I
So the BIG question? What do we do about it? #Beyond150CA 9/ pic.twitter.com/J2B0FthlLG— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
So the BIG question? What do we do about it? #Beyond150CA 9/ pic.twitter.com/J2B0FthlLG
A Maritime Union? Universal Basic Income? The Atlantic Canadian Party? #Beyond150CA 10/ pic.twitter.com/XPSmjTXYVM— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
A Maritime Union? Universal Basic Income? The Atlantic Canadian Party? #Beyond150CA 10/ pic.twitter.com/XPSmjTXYVM
Rebranding? Media & narratives can be more reflective of the diversity of regional differences and civic behaviours #Beyond150CA 11/— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Rebranding? Media & narratives can be more reflective of the diversity of regional differences and civic behaviours #Beyond150CA 11/
Understanding complex relationships b/w AtlCan & Ottawa can rewrite discourses of deficit & AtlCan’s reputation. #Beyond150CA 12/ pic.twitter.com/NHgXi5LS6R— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Understanding complex relationships b/w AtlCan & Ottawa can rewrite discourses of deficit & AtlCan’s reputation. #Beyond150CA 12/ pic.twitter.com/NHgXi5LS6R
Questions? Feedback? sking@unb.ca, https://t.co/QwSVMR1OIs or @kingserasera 14/14 pic.twitter.com/gS38lj6Iu4— Sarah King (@KingSeraSera) August 25, 2017
Questions? Feedback? sking@unb.ca, https://t.co/QwSVMR1OIs or @kingserasera 14/14 pic.twitter.com/gS38lj6Iu4
The “Beyond 150: Telling Our Stories” Twitter Conference was presented by Active History, Unwritten Histories, Canada’s History Society, and the Wilson Institute.
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