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Knowledge Politics

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Knowledge Politics

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In an era of escalating culture wars, universities are increasingly called upon to define their role in public life: should they take positions on pressing social issues or remain institutionally neutral? This event brings together two leading experts on academic freedom in an age of polarization--Senior Manager for PEN America’s Freedom to Learn program Amy Reid (New College of Florida) and political scientist Jacob Levy (McGill University)—for an in-depth discussion on the politics of knowledge production and the responsibilities of academic institutions amid shifting expectations and intensifying public scrutiny. Organized by Marc Lafrance, Special Advisor to the Provost on Campus Life, Provost’s Office and Lisa White, Executive Director, Equity Office. Part of the Courageous Conversations speaker series. How can you participate? Please join us in person or online by registering for the Zoom Meeting or watching live on YouTube . Have questions or if we can make this event more accessible for you: Contact us at info.4@concordia.ca Jacob Levy Political Science, McGill University Amy Reid Gender Studies, New College of Florida & Freedom to Learn, PEN America Marc Lafrance Sociology, Concordia University Description: A discussion on knowledge politics in universities. Organized by: Marc Lafrance, Special Advisor to the Provost on Campus Life; Lisa White, Executive Director, Equity Office Participants: Marc Lafrance Amy Reid Jacob Levy With: The Equity Office Spectrum ID:

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CULTURE MONTRÉAL EN CARTE

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Montréal has a rich cultural offering, but information is scattered across websites, social networks, noticeboards and posters. Getting an overview can be difficult. Montréal en culture aims to simplify discovery by bringing cultural activities together in all their variety. The project is also inspired, with some nostalgia, by the weekly calendar of the cultural magazine View, which featured a varied offering, from shows to talks and from popular events to more unconventional activities. Adding a map, Montréal en culture invites you to explore that richness across the city. Still a prototype, this independent project aims to become an essential reference for cultural outings in Montréal.

The site was originally designed for desktop use. A mobile interface is now available.

A broad understanding of culture

The directory takes a broad view of culture: artistic creation, presentation, heritage, knowledge sharing, and opportunities for discovery or participation. It covers the Montréal urban agglomeration, including its associated islands. Its scope develops with the sources and activities recorded.

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