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Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy Events
Online webinars
November 23 and November 30, 2020
These听events will be听moderated by听Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy听Director,听Taylor Owen, who is the Beaverbrook Chair in Media, Ethics and Communications and an Associate Professor at the Max Bell School of Public Policy at 污污草莓视频 University.听
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Fall 2020 Policy听Lecture Series
September 17-December 10, 2020
Online webinars
Covering issues such as Civil Society鈥檚 digital transition, the politics of pensions in Russia, resilient policies to mitigate the multifaceted consequences of COVID-19, our Fall 2020 Policy Lectures Series offers a comprehensive look into complex policy topics.
Choosing the Right Target : Real Options for the Bank of Canada鈥檚 Mandate Renewal
September 22-25, 2020
Online conference
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the world, pushing the global economy into recession and forcing countries to take on nearly unprecedented levels of public debt. Discussion and debate over the pathway to economic recovery are already underway. In this context, monetary policy is a crucial policy tool.
The Bank of Canada鈥檚 mandate is up for renewal next year, and it is time to start thinking about what monetary policy in the post-pandemic era should look like.
From September 22 to 25, join 污污草莓视频 University鈥檚 Max Bell School of Public Policy for a four-day online conference Choosing the Right Target, during which independent economists from across Canada, the United States, and Europe will examine the Bank鈥檚 mandate and explore the most credible options for the next phase of Canadian monetary policy.
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Graduation 2020
The first cohort of the Max Bell School MPP program will be graduating听in July with听an online ceremony.
Meet our accomplished class of 2020 here.
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Public Policy During a Global Pandemic
ONLINE WEBINAR SERIES
This ongoing series of webinars and briefing notes addresses a range of policy issues in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic such as economics, intergovernmental cooperation, the role of international institutions, and misinformation. Recordings of these webinars are available to the public on a rolling basis.
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Winter 2020 Policy Lecture Series
POSTPONED
Max Bell School of Public Policy, 680听Sherbrooke St. W., 6th Floor
Covering issues such as the 污污草莓视频 nature of work, cannabis legalisation, climate change, and the opiate epidemic, our Winter 2020 Policy Lectures Series is an opportunity for a deeper dive into key policy issues. These academic talks are intended for the 污污草莓视频 community and the policy interested public.
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International Policy Leaders and Alumni Networking Evening
Feb 25听| 2020
Max Bell School of Public Policy, 688 Sherbrooke St. W., 6th Floor
With the founding of the Max Bell School of Public Policy, there has never been a better time to bring together Montreal鈥檚 public policy leader community. On February 25,听the Max Bell School of Public Policy teaching faculty, Max Bell MPP students, and alumni from the world鈥檚 top MPP programs gathered together for the chance to connect and exchange ideas with other policy professionals.
Participants听included alumni from Columbia SIPA, Harvard Kennedy School, Oxford Blavatnik School of Government, LSE School of Public Policy, Cambridge, Yale and other global MPP programmes. The evening was the first of a series of events leading to the creation of a unique local community and powerful international network.
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The Future of Climate Change Policy and Politics in Canada
Feb 11听| 2020
Max Bell School of Public Policy, 688 Sherbrooke St. W., 6th Floor
Professors Chantal H茅bert, S茅bastien Jodoin, and Christopher Ragan had an听in-depth look at the future of climate change policy and politics in Canada, and demystified听this complex but important debate. The panel discussion was听followed by a question period.
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MPP Speed Mentoring Session
Jan 14 | 2020
Max Bell School of Public Policy, 688 Sherbrooke St. W., 6th Floor
On January 14, 2020, Max Bell MPP students had the opportunity to meet mentors working across a range of fields. The evening was organized by Catherine Stace, the newly appointed Career Services Manager at the Max Bell School.
