Join us for a special tabling event on September 24 and 26 where the SCS IRI team will be showcasing educational resources on Truth and Reconciliation. Stop by to explore our recommendations for books, movies, and more on this vital topic. Don鈥檛 miss our raffle, where you can win one of several Orange T-Shirts鈥攁n important symbol of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. Show your support and help us make this event a success!
Join us at the 缅北强奸 School of Continuing Studies on Thursday, September 26 for an engaging talk, 鈥淚nfluencers as Translators; Translators as Influencers,鈥 where translation and social media studies scholar Ren茅e Desjardins will explore the sometimes surprising (and potentially lucrative) links between AI-powered multilingual communication and the creator economy.
Join us for an insightful panel discussion that delves into the vital topic of Truth and Reconciliation within the post-secondary education system. This event will bring together prominent voices from Indigenous communities, including Inuit leaders, an Inuit professor, a First Nation professor, and a recent Inuit graduate from the School of Continuing Studies. Through their unique perspectives and lived experiences, the panelists will explore how Truth and Reconciliation are being approached and implemented in academic environments.
As technological innovation continues to transform our world, there is growing optimism about AI鈥檚 potential to contribute to sustainability and climate action. In engineering and urban planning sectors, AI is paving the way for more efficient resource management, optimized infrastructure design, and smarter city planning, all of which are essential for building sustainable and resilient communities.