Cynthia Khoo

cyn-k.bsky.social

06 March 2026 17:06

So glad sthg like this is finally happening, largely thx to @kristenthomasen.bsky.social. Been ~2.5 years now of layers of disheartenment & sustained moral injury (5 if count covid), and a public discussion focused specifically on Canadian complicity, from a tech /tech law angle, is long overdue.

Kristen Thomasen

kristenthomasen.bsky.social

06 March 2026 17:06

The panel will feature the brilliant: @jcyliew.bsky.social @jamesyap.bsky.social @jeff.doctor and Jason Toney @cjpme.org. Tuesday Mar 10, from 4-5:30pm. CC: @cyn-k.bsky.social @anabrandusescu.bsky.social @jroselkim.bsky.social @windsorlaw.bsky.social

Kristen Thomasen

kristenthomasen.bsky.social

06 March 2026 17:06

For anyone unsettled by the threads of violence unspooling around the world, looking for steps forward, esp in the Canadian context, please join this: Panel Discussion untangling Canada’s tech-involvement w/ ICE and Beyond. Free, via Zoom, register here: uwindsor-law.libcal.com/event/4000495

Ariel Troster

arieltroster.bsky.social

05 August 2025 23:09

I devoured two vacation reads already, both focusing on themes of migration, anti-Asian racism and resistance. Both totally addictive. Highly recommend both. And the author of Dandelion (@jcyliew.bsky.social) is from Ottawa, with scenes set in Chinatown.

Gillian Calder (she/her)

gcalder.bsky.social

07 July 2025 12:14

Important insights from @jcyliew.bsky.social and Natasha Bakht on academic freedoms, intersectionality, missed opportunities for dialogue, and Jane Doe. A model for how to move through conflict and misjudgment, constructively and with care. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... 🤲