Upcoming Events

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Featured Event

2026 ICCIT Annual Lecture. Amanda Lagerkvist. Professor, Uppsala University, Sweden. AI as Existential Media: Refiguring Human-Technology Relationality at 'the End Times.' Friday, April 24, 2026, 2:00pm. UTM, CDRS, MN3230. ICCIT.

April 24, 2026 | ICCIT Annual Lecture: Amanda Lagerkvist

2:00pm–4:00pm | CDRS (MN3230), UTM

We are pleased to announce that Amanda Lagerkvist of Uppsala University, Sweden will be delivering the 2026 ICCIT Annual Lecture. Her talk, AI as Existential Media: Refiguring Human–Technology Relationality at 'the End Times,' will explore how a global moment of interrelated crises has permitted the advanced technologies that we call “AI” to hijack the future. The lecture will be followed by a short reception.

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Upcoming Events

April 14, 2026 | Mindwaves & Compass Journal Launch

3pm–5:00pm | MIST Theatre, UTM

Our PWC student journals for creative nonfiction and research-based writing will host a reception with readings and light refreshments. Join us to celebrate the 20th issue of Mindwaves and the 13th issue of Compass!

April 20, 2026 | Book Launch with Leopoldina Fortunati

5:00pm | 4th Floor, Faculty of Information, 140 St. George Street, St. George Campus

On April 20th, we will be hosting Leopoldina Fortunati at the Faculty of Information for the launch of her book,The Arcana of Reproduction: Housewives, Prostitutes, Workers and Capital. Released for the first time in its unabridged form (with historical notation and contemporary commentary), The Arcana of Reproduction is a foundational text and essential contribution to today’s discussions of social reproduction and the history of Italian feminism. This event is co-sponsored by the ICCIT, the Faculty of Information, the Digital Labour Working Group (Jackman Humanities Institute), and the Women and Gender Studies Institute.