Events

Join us for a conversation with the Kagiso Lesego Molope as she traces the unspoken wounds, buried histories, and complex inheritance of resilience, pain, and responsibility that bind and divide generations of Indigenous South African women.

Lunch & Learn on Who Can Criticize Society? An Experiment on Skin Colour, Accent, Gender, and the Perceived Legitimacy to Criticize Canadian Society

The Climate Business Institute invites you to attend its "Sustainability in Business" conference on Monday, September 28, 2026, at the John Molson School of Business.

Concordia University Jurist-in-Residence, Morton S. Minc, invites you to the conference: US Trade Relations: Canada's Options in this New Era.

Please join us for the 2026 edition of the Annual Ann Saddlemyer Public Lecture in Irish Studies. Dr. Dónal Gill will deliver a lecture titled "Gulliver at 300: Why Swift Matters."

When you cannot trust what you see or hear, will your team be ready? Artificial intelligence is changing the nature of cyber threats. Deepfakes, automated attacks and convincing digital impersonations can make it harder for organizations to determine what is real, respond quickly and communicate with confidence. Join Concordia’s Jurist-in-Residence, Morton S. Minc, as he hosts an expert panel for a practical discussion on AI, deepfakes and the evolving demands of cyber crisis response. Whether you are a future or current engineer, lawyer or communications professional, this event will help you better understand how artificial intelligence is reshaping cyber incidents and organizational responses.

This talk reviews what my lab has learned about how infants begin separating their languages from birth, how they construct vocabularies across two languages, and how they interpret the language mixing common in bilingual homes.

Discover how the social networks language learners build—not simply time spent immersed—can shape their progress in study abroad and other contexts.

Join professionals, academics, students and industry leaders at Concordia University to explore reliability, asset management and safety (RAMS). The event offers two opportunities to learn and connect: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Presentations, panel discussion, Q&A and a workshop on the impact of AI on the RAMS ecosystem. Attend in person or online. When registering, select the ticket that matches how you plan to attend. 5 to 7 p.m.: Networking sponsored by Google and judging of the student RAMS competition sponsored by the Society of Reliability Engineers (SRE). In person only. Select a ticket that includes networking if you plan to join.

Maya Hey joins us as the first speaker of the Speculative Life Speaker Series 2026/27 to talk about her new book and her journey from her doctoral studies at Concordia to publishing a book!

What does cutting-edge research in philosophy look like? This event offers a taste. From enduring inquiries into the nature of morality and human experience, to urgent questions about how to overcome oppression, Concordia’s Department of Philosophy reflects the diversity of research being conducted by philosophers today.

Trace the history of TurnItIn and explore what its rise reveals about plagiarism, academic integrity, student authorship and today’s debates over AI in education.

Lunch & Learn on The Irish Mile: Digitally Mapping Irish Migration Across Quebec

Prof. Tao Jiang will explore how Buddhist compassion-centered ethics might contribute to a conception of justice by bringing compassion and justice into a conversation.

Transform your relationships, elevate your influence, and unlock the full potential of your team — without adding more to your plate.

As technology evolves, the boundaries of privacy are being tested and redefined. Join Concordia’s Jurist-in-Residence, Morton S. Minc, as he hosts privacy lawyer Éloïse Gratton, Ad. E., partner in Osler’s Privacy and Data Management group. Our guest speaker Éloïse Gratton, Ad. E., is a partner and co-chair of Osler’s national Privacy and Data Management practice. Recognized nationally as a pioneer in the field of privacy, she advises corporations and their boards on compliance, crisis and risk management, cyber incidents, ethics and data governance matters, including the evolving field of artificial intelligence. Gratton also represents clients in privacy regulatory investigations.

Go beyond the headlines in a panel exploring lived experiences of immigration, settlement, belonging, identity and encounters with Canadian institutions.

Dr. Dilara Baysal explores how managers shape creativity, autonomy, and worker identity in Canadian tech startups through everyday managerial practices.

Lunch & Learn on The Trudeau-Lévesque Constitutional Debate: Competing Visions of Multiculturalism in 1982 Canada

Explore how colonialism shapes stories, bodies, places and futures in a community dialogue centring lived experience, memory, resistance and belonging.

Find out how to stay in Canada for up to 3 years after you graduate.

Lunch & Learn on Navigating Health and Social Services: Experiences of English-Speaking Older Adults

The Department of Philosophy is pleased to welcome invited guest lecturer Manish Oza.

Lunch & Learn on Anti-Black Racism and the Labour Market Integration of English-Speaking African Immigrants

Lunch & Learn on Language Loss, Variation, and the Role of English within Montreal’s Italian-Speaking Community