This Podcast uses an ethnographic and intergenerational scope to understand the experiences of settlement, reorientation, placemaking, racism, inclusion, and exclusion of Somali's in the city of Ottawa. This is a part of Khalid Egeh's fourth-year independent research course in the Department of Anthropology at Carleton University, which is being supervised by Dr. Matthew Hawkins.
SETTLEMENT
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This Podcast uses an ethnographic and intergenerational scope to understand the experiences of settlement, reorientation, placemaking, racism, inclusion, and exclusion of Somali's in the city of Ottawa. This is a part of Khalid Egeh's fourth-year independent research course in the Department of Anthropology at Carleton University, which is being supervised by Dr. Matthew Hawkins.
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April 30, 2021
Episode 5: Younger - Asma Hassan
<p>On today’s episode, we have Asma Hassan, a first-generation Somali woman. In this episode, Asma shares her understanding of what it means to be Somali. She does this through talking about The Somali Education Fund, which she started while in University. Asma’s episode highlights the significance of community as she reflected upon her experiences working with elders, students, and youth. Throughout this episode, Asma has uncovered that the concept of home is not merely confined to the four walls, and the roofs over our heads, but the spaces we’re in, who’s in them, and how they make us feel.</p>
April 29, 2021
Episode 6: Older - Sado Ibrahim
<p>On Today’s Episode, I interviewed Sado Ibrahim, a mother four first-generation Somali Canadians. In this episode, Sado shares her experiences in immigrating to Canada, raising children in Ottawa, going to school in Ottawa, and working in Ottawa. Sado shares moments where she felt othered because the colour of her skin, her religion and her culture. Sado reflected upon important experiences which have shaped her understanding of where she is in the world. At various points in this episode, Sado reflected upon her understanding of home, which ultimately highlighted the challenges involved in settling, and reorienting oneself in a different part of the world than the one she came to know before she immigrated.</p>
April 29, 2021
Episode 4: Older - Omar Adam
<p>In this episode, Omar Adam, a recent immigrant unpacks the components of the Somali identity. He then shares his experiences in Canada, and how he came to know he was in a different part of the world than the one he has come to know. Throughout this episode Omar Shares significant experiences which have made him think about the world, and how he’s seen in it. He shared how important culture, identity, community, family, government and law all were in the process of placemaking, and feeling a sense of belonging.</p>
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