The ‘Dark Triad’ and Donald Trump: What sends some to the C-suite and others to prison theconversation.com/the-dark-triad… via The Conversation Canada

"Cyberflashing is often normalized and perceived as something to laugh off, but it is a form of gender-based sexual violence that must be taken seriously," writes Dianne Lalonde via The Conversation Canada Lalonde's #InformedOps @ bit.ly/2lLdnc4 theconversation.com/cyberflashing-…

Baby Reindeer: How police could have prevented Martha’s stalking from getting worse theconversation.com/baby-reindeer-…

Murky details: Why the federal government must divulge which MPs conspired with foreign powers theconversation.com/murky-details-…

"Recent amendments to International Health Regulations are testament to what can be achieved through constructive discourse & diplomacy — even in a world as perilous as ours" @RoojinHabibi via The Conversation Canada Habibi's #InformedOps bit.ly/2OXf4Po theconversation.com/historic-amend…

China’s war games near Taiwan threaten international peace and security theconversation.com/chinas-war-gam…

Had the absolute pleasure of presenting at #congressh on the topic of “Fighting the Trolls” along with smart folks who research online harassment-Jaigris Hodson, Victoria O’Meara, Chris Tenove and Sibo Chen (who joined us online). How The Conversation Canada supports public scholarship.

Welcome to the first episode of Congress in Conversation, a special series presented by the Big Thinking Podcast and The Conversation Canada. Join our host Nehal El-Hadi | نهال الهادي and our guest Chris Dietzel to discuss users’ safety on dating apps! 🔗 ow.ly/LpXk50Sj9JG

Delighted to contribute a commentary to the Digital News Report: Australia on the lessons from Canada on paying for news. #DNR24 canberra.edu.au/research/facul…

Making visible the invisible: Supporting #LongCOVID patients and the people caring for them, by Kaylee Byers, PhD Julia Smith, PhD Kayli Jamieson #COVIDIsAirborne Dr. Rackeb Tesfaye theconversation.com/making-visible… via The Conversation Canada #COVID19

Don’t Call Me Resilient podcast invitation to collaborate: Searching for scholars with a strong interest in sharing their research through podcasting. If you are a scholar in Canada interested in co-producing an episode (frame the topic, suggest expert guests), get in touch!

"It will benefit employers to ditch stereotypes about young people & instead make young people an ally in their return-to-the-office strategies" Ilona Dougherty Dr. Amelia Clarke & @ana_aferrer The Conversation Canada Media contact Dougherty bit.ly/2ZMwYNi theconversation.com/young-canadian…

Donald Trump picks JD Vance as his running mate: Here’s why the Ohio senator is a smart choice theconversation.com/donald-trump-p…

From motherhood to medals: New research sheds light on postpartum guidelines for returning to sport theconversation.com/from-motherhoo…

Groundwater plays an invisible role supporting lakes theconversation.com/groundwater-pl…

Rachael Gunn’s Olympic #breaking performance has attracted worldwide attention. Here she writes about the sport in a great article published by our colleagues at The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand …-the-newest-olympic-sport.netlify.app

How ‘brat summer’ may be propelling Kamala Harris to the American presidency theconversation.com/how-brat-summe…

Who are the descendents and extended family descendents of those who worked at the #ResidentialSchools? I want to hear about their #reconciliation .

Some thoughts as I leave one of the best jobs I've ever had: Canada needs more new models of journalism linkedin.com/pulse/canada-n… via LinkedIn

Congrats to #HOOPP’s Jennifer Shum on being recognized in Connect Commercial Real Estate 2024 Canadian Women in Real Estate Awards! This highlights her leadership & innovation in expanding HOOPP’s credit portfolio across diverse asset classes, and her advocacy for women in #realestate.