👏 The UNESCO-PREV Chair would like to congratulate its General Coordinator, Sylvana Al Baba Douaihy, who has been selected for the third edition of the
Sylvana Al Baba Douaihy – Personnalités d’Avenir France-Canada
Marie-Eve Carignan at the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage (CHPC)
On March 12, our co-holder Marie-Eve Carignan had the honour of sharing her insights and responding to questions from the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage
Benefit show at the Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science
Our co-holder Marie-Eve Carignan will participate in an evening event to benefit the Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science. On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at
Youth and Radicalization Seminar
Our Scientific Director Mathieu Colin will present a seminar entitled “Youth and Radicalization: New Ideological and Aesthetic Paradigms.” 🕜Friday, March 20, from 1:30 p.m. to
Round table on science communication and popularization
Our co-holder, Marie-Eve Carignan, will take part on February 24 in a roundtable discussion that will address, among other topics: The challenges of science communication
Annual CÉRIUM’s Conference
🔎 Mathieu Colin, Scientific Director of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, will take part in CÉRIUM’s annual conference, which will focus on tensions between the worlds of
Dark Diplomacy Event: Ceremonia exhibition
The BANAL art collective, which includes Vivek Venkatesh, co-holder of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, presents the exhibition “Ceremonia,” the culmination of the “Diplomatie Obscure / Dark
LIRIC – UNESCO-PREV Chair symposium
The LIRIC and UNESCO-PREV Chair teams are calling for contributions for the symposium “Information Disorders: A Phenomenon at the Heart of Risks and Crises,” to
L’Agir citoyen symposium at the Quebec National Assembly
Our co-holder Marie-Eve Carignan will participate in the symposium L’Agir citoyen at the Quebec National Assembly on January 29! Her presentation is entitled “Political activism
Conference at the G10 of VIH in Paris
On December 5, Sylvain Delouvée will present a lecture on misinformation and conspiracy theories in health, inviting researchers, practitioners, and engaged audiences to discuss current