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File includes the program for Transnational Journeys: Canada and Europe, a seminar series with presentations from universities in the European Union, including the University of Bologna, the University of Athens, Malta University and their Canadian counterparts at York University, the University of Prince Edward Island and Trent University. Uppal’s seminar presentation was titled “Canadian Shakespeare: The Multicultural Political Imagination” and Chris Doda’s seminar was titled “Literary Journals Publishing in Canada: A Multicultural Landscape.”

File includes Uppal’s scripts for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)’s ‘Bibliofile’ program, which highlighted the works of Canadian authors. File also includes Uppal’s signed freelance contributor contracts with the CBC and emails exchanged with the show’s producers and staff.

File includes the manuscript and photocopy of “Caminhando a Dois,” composed by Theresa Catharina de Góes Campos, Priscila Uppal’s estranged mother.

File includes 190 photographs of art pieces that feature sport as a central theme.

File includes 10 portraits of Priscila Uppal in pastel.

File includes complete and excerpted annotated copies of the script for Uppal’s play “Blue” as received from attendees of a reading hosted at Brick and Mortar, a theatre in Toronto.

File includes a 8.5 x 11 inch sketchbook featuring Uppal’s reflections on life, quotes from her reiki sessions and ideas for the plays “What Lucy Said” and “What Linda Said.” Drawings accompanying text depict Uppal’s philosophical interpretation of herself and ideas for costumes and set pieces in “What Linda Said.”

File includes two unpublished scripts, ‘Bee Mine’ by Priscila Uppal and ‘Mycosis,’ a play adapted by Chris Remeroski and based on Uppal’s poem of the same name.

File contains poems, prose pieces and notes Uppal that are undated and bundled. Some poems found in this file feature in Uppal’s published poetry collections.