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This paired presentation explores the intersection of Graham Reynolds and Mark Turin’s shared research interests in—and commitments to—the areas of language, culture, heritage, intellectual property, human rights, and copyright.

Shame is a powerful and often damaging emotion that is associated with psychological maladjustment. It arises when people do not live up to group ideals and it serves as a mechanism to enforce social norms. Despite these concerns, is it possible that shame could be used to engender social change?

The interview is a conversation, an interaction, a personal relationship, and, for many scholars, a research tool. Please join us for a conversation about interview methodology across cultures and academic disciplines. Researchers working in African history, educational and counselling psychology, and men’s health research will interview each other about their respective projects. The discussion will be wide-ranging and open-ended, and the audience is invited to take part.