The ETMU Award is granted annually at the ETMU Conference to recognize major contribution to the promotion and research of ethnic relations. The ETMU Award 2020 has been granted to Pasi Saukkonen on January 12, 2021. Pasi Saukkonen is a scholar who has been actively participated in public debates, sharing, coordinating, and cooperating between academia, decision makers, and NGO’s. Saukkonen is the foremost expert in Finland on questions on...
Board 2021
Chair: Johanna Ennser-Kananen (University of Jyväskylä) Members: Linda Bäckman (Åbo Akademi) Ville-Samuli Haverinen (University of Eastern Finland) Iida Kauhanen (University of Oulu) Mari Toivanen (CEREN, University of Helsinki) Ilkhom Khalimzoda (University of Jyväskylä) Gwenaëlle Bauvois (CEREN, University of Helsinki) Camilla Marucco (University of Turku) Maria Petäjäniemi (University of Oulu) Nilay Kilinç (University of Helsinki) Päivi...
Registration: The 20th Nordic Migration Research Conference and the 17th ETMU Conference on January 11–14, 2021
The registration for the 20th Nordic Migration Research Conference and the 17th ETMU Conference is open 26th October to 4th December 2020. Due to the Covid-19 situation, the conference will be organized fully online on January 11–14, 2021. For more information about the registration and the conference:...
Board 2020
Chair: Saara Pellander (Tampere University) Full Members: Gwenaëlle Bauvois (CEREN, University of Helsinki) Nina Björkman (Åbo Akademi) Mari Toivanen (CEREN, University of Helsinki) Emma Nortio (University of Helsinki) Thomas Babila Sama (University of Helsinki) Johanna Hiitola (Tampere University) Linda Bäckman (Åbo Akademi) Ilkhom Khalimzoda (University of Jyväskylä) Deputy Members: Maria Petäjäniemi (University of Oulu) Iida Kauhanen...
ETMU Award 2019 to Professor Elina Pirjatanniemi
Professor Elina Pirjatanniemi receives the ETMU Award in Tampere. The ETMU Award is granted annually in recognition of a major contribution to the promotion of or research on ethnic relations and international migration in Finland. The ETMU Award 2019 was granted to Professor Elina Pirjatanniemi at the ETMU Conference at Tampere University on November 14, 2019. Elina Pirjatanniemi has relentlessly defended human rights. She is a scholar whose...
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We hope you have had a chance to experience the art interventions at this ETMU/NMR conference. Sometimes they say more than 100 research papers ... We apologize again for the technical difficulties during Kemê’s performance. Please follow this link to see the and hear the poem without interruptions: vimeo.com/499150182 #thisisETMU #NMR #conference #artintervention
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I wrote this poem for "The 20th Nordic Migration Research Conference and the 17th Society for the Study of Ethnic Relations and International Migration Conference"...Is it us or is it getting difficult to keep up with the highlights at this ETMU and NMR conference? Today’s keynote by ✨Professor Eduardo Bonilla-Silva✨ laid our clearly what systemic racism is, how it operates, and how it has changed (and not changed) in these so called “modern” times. He addressed societal as well as personal perspectives and reminded us that there is no escaping systemic racism, which is not an excuse for bystanding. #thisisETMU #NMR #conference #systemicracism #keynote
📷 by Professor Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
❗️Today’s keynote ❗️was given by social and cultural anthropologist ✨Gloria Wekker✨, Professor Emerita at Utrecht University and King Willem Alexander Chair for Low Land Studies at the University of Liège, Belgium. And what an important talk it was! Gloria outlined the insidiousness of whiteness as it operates through the construction of white innocence. Many examples from the Dutch context she offered apply to Finland as well, including for instance the construction of colonial innocence by pointing to the absence of colonies and denying Finland's complicity in the European ethos of empire. #thisisETMU #NMR #conference #keynote #whiteness www.dukeupress.edu/white-innocence
Duke University Press - White Innocence
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SubjectsGender and Sexuality > Feminism and Women’s Studies, Postcolonial and Colonial Studies, Theory and Philosophy > Race and Indigeneity In White Innocence Gloria Wekker explores a central paradox of Dutch culture: the passionate denial of racial discrimination and colonial violence coexisting...We are very happy to announce: The winner of this year's ETMU award is ... 🥁🥁...Pasi Saukkonen, a name and person many of you who study integration and inclusion might be familiar with. In his acceptance speech, Pasi underlined the importance of research on migration and ethnic relations and on its opposing forces and reminded us of the role and purpose of research to support peaceful and just living together in diversity. Warmest congratulations! #thisisetmu #etmuaward
Marja Helander is a Sámi video and photographic artist who asks important questions about art, such as What is Sámi art and for whom is it produced? Conference participants currently have the privilege to watch and talk about her short film Birds In The Earth. For more, visit www.marjahelander.com
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Marja Helander - Sámi photographer, video artist and film-maker
www.marjahelander.com
Marja Helander (b. 1965) is a Sámi photographer, video artist and film-maker with roots both in Helsinki and Utsjoki. In her work, she has studied various themes including her own identity between the Finnish and the Sámi culture. Since 1992, Helander’s work has been exhibited in two dozen solo ...Blog
