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Dr. Frances Widdowson on Kamloops, Evidence, and Truth in Residential Schools

What evidence threshold should resolve the Kamloops residential school claims? Frances Widdowson is a Canadian political scientist, author, and commentator known for critical analyses of Indigenous policy, higher education, and academic governance. A former associate… Dr. Frances Widdowson on Kamloops, Evidence, and Truth in Residential Schools

Breaking Down Silos: Fostering Reason and Respect in a Divided World

Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson, psychologist A recent discussion among New Enlightenment Project board members has highlighted a growing breakdown in meaningful communication across societal “silos.” Groups divided by differing beliefs on divisive issues—such as Palestine, immigration,… Breaking Down Silos: Fostering Reason and Respect in a Divided World

The Hunger Games: or, The Development Digital Crucible

How did the term “incel,” originally coined as a gender-inclusive support label, evolve into a male-dominated ideology associated with misogyny and violence? I was trying to create a movement that was open to anybody and… The Hunger Games: or, The Development Digital Crucible

Schools must adapt or become obsolete says head of Toronto’s new “Peace School”

With the help of a United Nations agency, Nasser Yousefi established a school for children in his native Iran 20 years ago. Since the theocracy controls and restricts education, his “Peace School” remained unaccredited. During… Schools must adapt or become obsolete says head of Toronto’s new “Peace School”

Professor Steven Pinker on Humanism and Campuses

*Transcript edited for readability.* *Link to video interview here.* Steven Pinker is an experimental psychologist who conducts research in visual cognition, psycholinguistics, and social relations. He grew up in Montreal and earned his BA from McGill and… Professor Steven Pinker on Humanism and Campuses

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