Date:
 Thursday, May 1
Time:
 3 PM - 5 PM
Location:
 Room 3008, SFU Library, Burnaby campus
*The event is co-sponsored by 
SFU David Lam Center
About the event:
This is an in-person event where our guest speaker, Dr. Vivek Kumar (Center for the Study of Social Systems, JNU) and moderator Professor Anne Murphy (UBC), will critically examine the caste structure in India and Dr. Ambedkar's political ideologies. This event also marks the launch of the launch of the Consortium for the Annihilation of Caste Discrimination in Canada and Beyond.
Come and join us for an insightful discussion on what goes into nation building and the epistemology of caste structures in the context of Indian politics.
About the guest speaker:
Dr. Vivek Kumar is a sociologist with over 22 years of academic experience, specializing in the sociology of marginalized communities, Indian diaspora, South Asia, and research methodology. He holds an M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and has taught at JNU and TISS. A recipient of the Tree-Saran Award and Samyak Sahityarattan Samman, Dr. Kumar has collaborated internationally with institutions like Harvard and the University of British Columbia. His notable works include 
India’s Roaring Revolution
 and 
Caste and Democracy in India
.
Information Source: SFU Political Science | eventbrite

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