Artificial intelligence (AI) can be a constant companion, which can be both a benefit and a drawback. There are compelling arguments for and against the social impacts of AI, particularly in relation to social skills, communication, and empathy—key components of healthy human relationships and social harmony. While AI can reduce loneliness and support interpersonal development,Continue reading “AI as Companion: Strengthening or Weakening Human Connection?”
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In a world where you can be anything. Be kind.
Kindness is generosity rooted in empathy In a world where you can be anything, be kind. This might seem like something you’d post on Facebook, but it isn’t. The world is going through a lot—wars, natural disasters, economic instability, misuse of power and privilege, and much more. Our professional expertise, when applied both individually andContinue reading “In a world where you can be anything. Be kind.”
Why Isn’t Dementia Screened Like Breast Cancer?
A Call for Early Dementia Detection in Canada A breast cancer diagnosis is very often the result of a scheduled biennial mammogram. Every two years, since my 50th birthday, I’ve received a reminder from the Government of Québec to have a mammogram to detect breast cancer. The Programme québecois de dépistage du cancer du seinContinue reading “Why Isn’t Dementia Screened Like Breast Cancer?”
2025 Lessons, Leadership, and Lasting Impact
“Tell the story of the mountain you climbed. Your words could become a page in someone else’s survival guide.” This insight from Morgan Harper Nichols serves as a valuable reminder of the influence that sharing experiences can have on others. Sharing Experiences to Support Advocacy and Empower Action In December, I reflected on a memorableContinue reading “2025 Lessons, Leadership, and Lasting Impact”
S’intégrer dans une nouvelle culture peut se faire avec humour, curiosité et plaisir
C’est vraiement vrai…S’intégrer dans une nouvelle culture peut se faire avec humour, curiosité et plaisir ! Je viens de terminer la lecture de « Un musulman à la cabane à sucre », coécrit par Khalil Guliwala et sa femme, Florence Morin-Laurin , qui est originaire du Québec. Ce livre explore l’expérience des immigrants au QuébecContinue reading “S’intégrer dans une nouvelle culture peut se faire avec humour, curiosité et plaisir”
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