AI and Feminism: Foundations of a Critical Dialogue on Gender, Power, and Technology

This interdisciplinary course bridges foundational concepts in artificial intelligence (AI) with feminist theories, offering a critical framework to examine how AI technologies reinforce or challenge societal power dynamics. Participants will explore key feminist principles, including intersectionality, alongside AI fundamentals such as machine learning and algorithmic design. Through lectures, case studies, and reflective activities, the course […]

LAPS: Graduate Admission at York

Join us to learn more about the graduate programs available in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies. This presentation will cover the following programs Communication & Culture (MA & PhD) Development Studies (MA) Disaster & Emergency Management (MDEM) Economics (MA & PhD) English (MA & PhD) Financial Accountability (MFAc) Gender, Feminist, & Women’s […]

It’s About People: Anchoring the Stewardship of Land and History in a Vision for the Future

Climate Change Emergencies & Cultural Heritage Speaker Series CIFAL York aims to mobilize existing knowledge and capacities in climate change and cultural heritage and develop some training and education. In particular, CIFAL York is partnering with other organizations and stakeholders at regional, provincial, national, and international levels to achieve this and create new and innovative […]

Lecture Those Unique Survivors Called Books, by the writer Irene Vallejo

Dr. Vallejo is the author of the award-winning book El infinito en un junco (Siruela, 2019), translated into English as Papyrus: The Invention of Books in the Ancient World (Penguin Random House, 2022). York Hall A100, Glendon College