JFLS: Stories on Stories
Bridging humanities, data science, law, journalism, and traditional science, these mini-lectures examine how narrative and evidence interact and can be wielded to shape public opinion, policy, and culture. This event will be moderated by Professor Claire Battershill. Professor Battershill is an Assistant Professor jointly appointed in the Faculty of Information and the Department of English. […]
JFLS: Beyond the Human
What lies beyond the human? From AI, to animal studies, to questions about technology and ethics, this lecture asks what we can learn from interrogating the nonhuman subjects and objects that surround us and form much of our lives. This event will be moderated by Professor Matt Ratto. Professor Ratto is a Professor in the Faculty of […]
Therapeutic Art
You are invited to a therapeutic art session where we come together to explore emotions through colour, shape, and symbolism. The session includes guided exercises that combine mindfulness with creative practice to support deeper self-awareness and self-compassion. This session is not a substitute for therapy. All are welcome, no artistic experience or talent is required. […]
Finding Your Why – Spiritual Connections through Drawing
Join us for an afternoon of reflection, creativity, and conversation exploring spirituality and purpose through drawing. Participants are invited to express personal experiences of faith, meaning, or inner reflection through art, followed by open and respectful discussion. No artistic experience is required—come as you are. This interfaith event welcomes individuals across the spirituality continuum and […]
The Architecture of Difficult Conversations: Civil Discourse Across Fields
Hosted by Massey College, this series of fireside chats brings together leaders from healthcare, ethics, and civil discourse to explore the art and ethics of difficult conversations. Grounded in principles of empathy, power awareness, and reflective practice, the series invites participants to consider what it means to speak and listen with civility when the stakes […]
Yes you can: An introduction to podcasting
Hear from the podcast veterans, JF’s who have produced an episode (or so) of The JCR: A Massey Podcast over the last four seasons. We’ll talk about developing ideas, fears, fun and lessons learned. Bring your ideas and questions. Speaker: Kim Kierans and several Junior Fellows who will discuss their previous experiences. You can read […]
Anishinaabemowin Program for Massey Community
Special to the Massey Community, this is an 8-week Anishinaabemowin course, which will cover the basic tools for students to continue to learn Anishinaabemowin independently or in the community. Each week, participants will be introduced to a new aspect of Anishinaabemowin and practice it by creating their own meaning. Participants will be supported visually, tactilely, […]
