Today's events
Three Essays in Mental Health Economics: Education and Labor Market Outcomes
Frontier Aesthetics: Troubling Contact Zones in the Postcolonial Imagination
In 2020, Deborah began publishing and presenting about the climate crisis as a music therapy scholar. She has since been deeply reckoning with how to live amidst personal tensions, including of activism, complicity, hope, and despair.
Ongoing events
C-Change is an interdisciplinary, participatory conference for anyone who is curious about how we might meet the climate crisis differently, and do so together.
We invite you to experience Shaping Grief: Quilt and Book, an exhibition featuring the work of Abby Maxwell. Through textiles and books, Maxwell explores grief as a material and structural presence — unbound by language yet deeply embedded in memory and decay.
Upcoming events
Being and Transition
Three Essays in Mental Health Economics: Education and Relationship and Career Stability
The Effects of Self-Quantification on Consumer Well-Being
Robust Design of a Manufacturing Network for Mass Personalization
The Work That Reconnects was made for these times. First developed by Joanna Macy and her colleagues nearly 5 decades ago, it offers a roadmap to help us take heart and find our place in the healing of our world, even as we face the worsening realities of climate change and the polycrisis.
Ruth Watkiss (MTA) is conducting research examining how Community Music Therapy (CoMT) can enhance the quality of life for people living with dementia in Adult Day Centres in Ontario. Join us to hear Ruth discuss her research.
Beyond the traditional functional frameworks: novel perspectives on functional structure in fish communities
Organ Clock is a guided mark-making practice that explores the intelligences of micro time systems in order to visualize macro time. As time shifts, our states shift. In this exercise, we draw our change by state as our attention is brought to smaller pockets of time.
In this event, Dr. Sawin will discuss what multisolving is and how people around the world are achieving results by multisolving. The event will be informal and interactive.
Pressure-Dependent Characterizations and Design Optimization of a Two-Phase Fluidic Suspension Strut Using AI-Based Modeling Technique
Part of a global film event co-organized by Queer Cinema for Palestine and PACBI, with over 100 partners worldwide, this year's program features eight queer short films by Palestinian and allied SWANA-region filmmakers, along with pre-recorded Q&As with the filmmakers.
Some Results in the Theory of Real Hardy Spaces and BMO
Development of Dual Acid/Light-Responsive Imine-based Polymeric Nanocarriers for Drug Delivery
Continual Learning in Constrained Scenarios: Bridging Real-World Needs and Practical Constraints
A Comprehensive Study of Wind-Driven Rain (WDR) Loading on Building Facades
Self-Care as Media Practice: Instagram as a Site of Everyday Mental Health Support for Women Living with Mental Illness
Engineering Droplet Microfluidic Platforms for Microbial Strain Improvement
Rare-Earth Metal–Organic Frameworks with a Pyrene-Based Linker for the Photooxidation of a Sulfur Mustard Simulant
Interventions to Improve Cognitive-Motor Dual Tasking in Older Adults: Mechanisms of Training and Effects of Inter-Individual Differences on Training Efficacy
Deep Generative Models and Their Inversions For Bidirectional Transformation Between Data and Latent Distributions
The Concordia Food Coalition is excited to announce that the Concordia Farmers' Market is coming back to campus this July!
Tracing the Spectres, Evoking Absence-Presence: Memory-Making and Spatial Storytelling in Belfast City Centre and Lahore
Negative Utopia: The Configuration of a Marxian Method of Speculation
Finding Balance: Energy, Wealth, and Health
Learning to Segment with Deep Models in Low-Data Regimes
Afterlives of the SNES/SFC
Labyrinths of Despair: Crime, Emotion, and the Racialized Courtroom in Nineteenth-Century Yucatán
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