The Walrus Talks Disruption (Ottawa 2017)

Being direct and upfront about the realities of sexual violence and harassment against women is seen as impolite and disruptive. It’s time to change

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Legacy businesses like department stores, taxis, hotels, and travel agencies were unprepared when disruption came in the form of small ideas

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As an Indigenous person growing up in the bible belt of British Columbia, Lisa Charleyboy frequently felt disconnection and alienation

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For a long time, scientists have assumed that Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a memory issue. New research reveals that it has more to do with confidence and doubt

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We live in a society does not value sleep, and often deems it to be an unproductive waste of time. Stress and poverty are manifested in our health through sleep debt and “social jetlag”

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Literacy is not only the ability to read words, but the skills that enable people to be financially responsible, to receive more opportunities, and to monitor their health effectively

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The work to reform the system does not have to be disruptive, expensive, or painstaking—using data smartly could be the answer

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How can tech companies stay ahead and avoid being replaced or suffering the fate of companies like Kodak and Blockbuster

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