Book Club – Real Life by Brandon Taylor
The next Massey Book Club takes place in person (or online) on Monday, November 1. Please join us from 7:45-9:00pm for a presentation and conversation about the book followed by a Q+A with the audience.
If you would like to register for (formal) dinner, please do so in the form below.
We welcome our members to dine together in-Hall prior to the event. Senior Fellows, Quadrangle Society Members and Alumni who graduated more than 5 year ago, please register here.
Junior Fellows, Residents and new alumni, please reserve your seat for dinner with the Porter at porter@masseycollege.ca. Please include “RSVP for Book Club Dinner” in your subject line of the email.
About the Book
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Speakers
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Niyosha KeyzadAlum, Massey CollegeNiyosha Keyzad is a PhD Candidate at the Department of English and the Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies. Her research focuses on representations of Iran in post-revolution women’s life writing in the diaspora. Beyond her academic work and teaching, Niyosha is also an advocate for structural change in under-served communities across the city, particularly in response to the disparities afflicting Scarborough. She is co-founder of the Scarborough Studies Collective – a grass roots initiative dedicated to addressing systemic injustice in Scarborough through local knowledge and leadership.
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Kevin LuniangaSenior Analyst at Global Affairs Canada
Kevin Lunianga is a Senior Analyst at Global Affairs Canada. Prior to joining the public service, Kevin worked as a flight attendant for two years with WestJet Airlines.
Kevin is a graduate of the MA program at the Centre for Criminology and Socio-legal Studies at the University of Toronto, where he taught and led initiatives on addressing policing in Canada, and the sociology of law.
Kevin currently sits on the board of directors for the Ottawa based NGO, MAX Ottawa, which provides health and well-being support to queer and trans individuals in the National Capital Region.
