Events

Annick Maugile Flavien, Concordia PhD candidate and Public Scholar, discusses Black caregiving practices, aging, housing, intergenerational knowledge and community care in Canada as part of the engAGE Student Speaker Series.

This presentation addresses how the logic of alignment moves ambiguously between the technologies being used to train GenAI models to governance and geopolitics.

Concordia University Jurist-in-Residence Morton S. Minc invites you to the conference with the Honourable Marie-Anne Paquette, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec.

Découvrez le nouveau livre de Thomas Lacroix et Bénédicte Michalon, Des localités pour accueillir: Migrants dans les villes et villages de France et d’ailleurs.

Découvrez le nouveau livre de Thomas Lacroix et Bénédicte Michalon, Des localités pour accueillir: Migrants dans les villes et villages de France et d’ailleurs.

Join Guillaume Lamontagne, chief architect for satellite systems at MDA Space, for an in-person presentation on the rapid expansion of the commercial space sector. Discover how advances in launch capabilities, satellite technologies and new applications are driving this growth.

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.

In this presentation, I analyze a wealth of primary statistical data and testimonies of menstruators and healthcare workers to argue that we need to urgently cast menstrual dysregulation in rural America as a serious crisis in public health.

Dr. Anthony A. Noce will be hosting an armchair conversation in-person and live online with Samuel Berridge, High Commissioner of St. Kitts and Nevis to Canada, and Don Stephenson, Former Canadian Ambassador to the World Trade Organization (WTO).

A panel discussion on emerging trends shaping the accounting industry and practice.

Join us for a discussion with Ruth Kaplan about her photo book Crossing.

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

How does radiation affect the electronics used in spacecraft, aircraft and critical systems on Earth? Join SERESSA 2026 at Concordia from November 23 to 27 to explore these effects and learn techniques to make embedded systems more resilient.

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, Assistant Professor at Western Law, whose research currently focuses on voluntary associations and the state.

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

The Department of Philosophy is pleased to welcome invited guest lecturer Nicholas Smyth, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Fordham University, whose research focusses on ethics and moral psychology.

The Department of Philosophy is pleased to welcome invited guest lecturer Ariel Zylberman, Associate Professor of Philosophy, State University of New York at Albany.