Education and Community Program Manager, Code for Canada
This opening plenary session is an opportunity to set the tone for the day and help generate a shared understanding of what digital citizenship is (or isn’t). Discussants: Dr. Nathan Matias, Postdoctoral Researcher, Princeton University’s Centre for Information Technology Policy Meghan Hellstern, Education and Community Program Manager at Code for Canada Dr. Michael Geist, […]
People rely on digital services like online banking, healthcare information, and government programs on a daily basis. The internet creates opportunities for people to engage in online economies and communities, but those opportunities may be systematically skewed towards the already advantaged. A more holistic conception of communities, and the long list of use cases that […]
This Canada 150: Conneted Canada conference was supported by a Canada 150 Connection Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
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