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Oriane is a mixed race woman with Filipina and white heritage. She is looking straight at the camera. She has long dark brown wavy hair and is smiling widely.
Rowan is a non binary person with short curly hair. They are photographed from the shoulders up and looking straight at the camera. They are wearing a pink sweater with a white frilly standup collar and long multicoloured earrings.
Graduate student Donna is a non-binary person with short, straight, light brown hair wearing red lipstick. She is photographed facing the camera straight and from the shoulders up and has a slight smile.
Odessy is an Asian woman with long, straight, copper coloured hair. She is photographed from the mid-forearm up, turned towards the left of the frame with her face looking straight at the camera. She is wearing a red and green tartan scarf and a brown jacket with a fur hood. She is standing in front of trees.
Student research assistant Julie Carr is a white trans woman. She has light brown hair and large round glasses and she is looking straight at the camera visible from the shoulders up.
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REBLOG: Dr. Murphy joins CDHI at the University of Toronto!
Announcements

REBLOG: Dr. Murphy joins CDHI at the University of Toronto!

remediaresearchandcreationOct 7, 20241 min read

ReMedia PI, Dr. Emily Christina Murphy has joined the University of Toronto’s Critical Digital Humanities Initiative as their first Scholar in Residence (2024-25). Learn more about the work she’ll complete during her residency here: https://dhn.utoronto.ca/cdhi-welcomes-visiting-scholar-in-residence-dr-emily-murphy

ReMedia students present research at IA1 launch
EventsModernist RemediationsPreserving Canada’s Multimedia Dance HistoriesProjectsStudent Research

ReMedia students present research at IA1 launch

remediaresearchandcreationOct 3, 20242 min read

On September 25th, students Odessy Liu and Rowan Pickard presented research posters on ReMedia projects at the IA1 launch party and research showcase. Odessy Liu reported on data scraping and preliminary analyses for the SSHRC-funded Modernist Remediations project that will…

IA1 Research Space Launch Party
Events

IA1 Research Space Launch Party

remediaresearchandcreationAug 18, 20244 min read

Join us for the launch of the FCCS research spaces in Innovation Annex 1!

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Student Research

REBLOG: Mind the Gap, It’s There on Purpose: The Exclusion of Sound & Oral Histories in Western Academia

Rowan PickardAug 10, 20246 min read

This post is reblogged from the AMP Lab blog. Find the original here. This post is the third and final in a series of blog posts has been written in reflection to the summer 2022 URA project The Pocket Desert annotations created…

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Student Research

REBLOG: Hearing the Okanagan: A Closer Look at The Pocket Desert Radio Documentary

Rowan PickardJul 25, 20244 min read

This post is reblogged from the AMP Lab blog. Find the original here. This post is the second of a three-part series about the importance and relevance of oral histories and audio recordings based on research conducted on The Pocket…

ReMedia has been made possible by generous support from the University of British Columbia Okanagan and the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI), and the BC Knowledge Development Fund. Its projects are funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Digital Research Alliance of Canada.