Lunch conference on nutrition
On November 11, Marie-Eve Carignan, co-holder, will participate in an online conference on the topic of misinformation in nutrition. This event, presented by the Canadian Sugar Institute’s Nutrition Information Center, will be available online. To register, please email mhgrenier@ddmg.ca
Protéines et innovations alimentaire Symposium
On November 6, our co-holder, Marie-Eve Carignan, will participate in the “Proteins and Food Innovations” Symposium organized by INAF – Université Laval. Her presentation is titled “Misinformation in Food and Social Media.” For more information and to register: click here.
Book Launch of Trump’s Return to the White House
Marie-Eve Carignan, co-holder, and Karine Prémont, associate professor, are publishing a new book titled “Trump’s Return to the White House” through Somme toute/Le Devoir. The book launch will take place on November 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Appalaches bookstore in Sherbrooke.
International Conference of the Canadian Students’ House
Our co-holder Marie-Eve Carignan will participate in the international conference “A Century of Transatlantic Francophonie” at the Maison des étudiants canadiens in Paris from October 11 to 14. She will participate in Session 10, “Transatlantic Francophone Media,” during which she will present on “The Shared Representation of Otherness and Institutions: Digital Ecosystems and Transnational Alliances in the French-Canadian Conspiracy Sphere.” For more information and the program, click here.
Two nominations for Marie-Eve Carignan
Center for Media Studies The Center for Media Studies announces the appointment of Marie-Eve Carignan as assistant director. She brings to the Center recognized expertise in communication, media, and public trust through her research, which focuses on media content analysis, the impact of media on society, disinformation and conspiracy theories, risk and crisis communication, and communication strategies. This appointment coincides with the University of Sherbrooke joining the CEM’s network of partner institutions, thereby strengthening its interuniversity network and its ability to contribute to the discussion on contemporary media issues. International Panel on the Information Environment (IPIE) Marie-Eve is also
Metropolis Institute Forum
Today, September 10, our co-director David Morin is participating in the forum “5 Years After September 11: Terrorism, Security, and the Changing Canadian Landscape,” organized by the Metropolis Institute in Ottawa. He is taking part in the session titled “Intercultural Engagement, Diversity, and Pluralism in Canadian Society.” For more information, click here.