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Skip to search resultsCSPS Virtual Café Series: Social Media, Trust and Building Healthy Communities
This event recording features a conversation with early social media adopters Naheed Nenshi and Marsha Lederman on how social media has helped them engage with the public, develop brand trust, and build stronger communities. This event recording features a conversation with early social media adopters Naheed Nenshi and Marsha Lederman on how social media has helped them engage with the public, develop brand trust, and build stronger communities.
CSPS Virtual Café Series: Talking Space Exploration, with Lindy Elkins-Tanton and Sarah Gallagher
This event recording features a conversation with Lindy Elkins-Tanton and Sarah Gallagher on how space ambition contributes to useful innovation, greater prosperity and better security, and what space research and development can teach us about fostering innovation here on Earth.
CSPS Virtual Café Series: Talking to Women in STEM, with Mona Nemer and Sarah Paquet
This event recording features a conversation with Mona Nemer, Ph.D., and Sarah Paquet on their careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) as well as the importance of women role models and why increased diversity in STEM fields is essential for innovation and for Canada's economic well-being.
CSPS Virtual Café Series: The Future of Work - A Conversation with Armine Yalnizyan and Gary Bolles
This event recording features a conversation with Armine Yalnizyan and Gary Bolles, distinguished experts on the future of work, on the lasting impact of COVID-19 on workers, the impacts of automation and the economic future.
CSPS Virtual Café Series: The Media Landscape in Canada, with Althia Raj and Isabelle Mondou
This event recording features esteemed journalist Althia Raj and Isabelle Mondou, Deputy Minister of Canadian Heritage, who explore how contemporary media has evolved in terms of business models and journalistic practices, the complex interplay between governance and media, and the impact of public distrust on the future of our cultural institutions.