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Crucial Voices: The Importance of Representation in Public Institutional Leadership

Panelist, “Crucial Voices: The Importance of Representation in Public Institutional Leadership”, SoCA, UWindsor, February 10, 2023.

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Libraryland Metagame

Designed for the 2022 Access Library Conference, this game is free to print and play at copystar.itch.io

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Filling in the map: A Windsor Jane’s Walk for 2022

For the 2022 Windsor’s Jane’s Walk Festival, I designed, “Filling in the map: a Walkerville puzzle walk for the 2022 Windsor Jane’s Walk.”

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We stayed up all night, my friends and I

Just before the end of January 2022, I published on itch.io a Twine ‘choose your own manifesto’ game called, We stayed up all night, my friends and I

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AGW’s Does Surveillance = Safety? A Community Conversation

I was a panelist for the AGW event, Does Surveillance = Safety? A Community Conversation on January 27, 2022 along with city councillor Rino Bortolin and and Dr. Vincent Manzerolle,.

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The Electric Slide(show) – Jane’s Walk 2021

On May 7th, I published The Electric Slide(show): A Tour of Windsor, Ontario’s Electrical Grid for the 2021 Jane’s Walk Windsor Festival.

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Covid, Climate, Community

On Friday, February 19th, I was a part of “Covid, Climate, Community: What’s in and What’s Out in the Proposed 2021 Budget” from The Windsor Law Centre for Cities.

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Guest on The Grasscast

I was a guest on the podcast, The Grasscast EPISODE 21, 31st January 2021: Mita & Library Land

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Windsor and the Post-Pandemic Healthy City: A Community Conversation

On June 26, 2020, Windsor Law Centre for Cities brought together 14 speakers to start a community conversation on “Windsor and the Post-Pandemic Healthy City” in which I participated as moderator

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Safer Communities in a ‘Smart Tech’ World

Co-organizer of a speaking event on Jan 22. 2020 called “Safer Communities in a ‘Smart Tech’ World” exploring the legal, public policy, criminology, and digital technology issues raised by Amazon Ring.  

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