Jamie-Lynn Magnusson, activist and professor in
Theory and Policy Studies in Education, OISE/UT, student of martial arts, neomarxist and neogramscian perspectives, critique of neoliberal globalizing practices, anti-discrimination worker.
Wendi Dragonfire, a political activist and full-time martial artist from the Netherlands,
feminist, anti-racist and gay positive perspectives
Njoki Wane, activist and professor in Sociology & Equity Studies, OISE/UT, specializing in black feminist perspectives, indigenous knowledges, and anti-colonialism
Barbara Waterfall, grassroots activist and professor in the Department of Native and Human Services, Laurentian University, feminist antic olonial, indeigenous knowledge and decolonizing Native education perspectives
Roxana Ng, activist and professor in Adult Education, Counselling Psychology & Community Development specializing in feminism, antiracism and Chinese traditional medicine
George Dei, antiracist activist and professor in Sociology and Equity Studies, OISE/UT, anticolonial and African-centric perspectives
Laara Fitznor, professor in Adult Education, Counselling Psychology and Community Development, OISE/UT, First nations, Aboriginal perspectives
Chair: Shahrzad Mojab (Adult Education, Community Development & Counselling Psycology, OISE/UT)
E. Ann Clark (University of Guelph)
GM Agriculture: Why and Why Not
Khalid Ali (Theory and Policy Studies in Education, OISE/UT)
The role of the Biotechnology Industry in the Transformation from the Exploitation of Physical towards the Exploitation of Intellectual labor and the End Result for Humanity
Natasha Myers (Environmental Studies, York University)
"Body-full:" Visioning for a Developmental Biology of Subjects