Kimberley Brownlee (left); Wendy Wong (center); Victoria Hetherington (right); headshots against the PHH black and white grid design.

Let’s Talk Humanities: Does AI Love Me Back?

October 26, 2026 | Wendy Wong, Kimberley Brownlee, and Victoria Hetherington will come together for this talk to discuss what is at stake for us as individuals and society at large when we outsource our relationships to technology.

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CALL FOR PROPOSALS | New Insights on Migration and Mobilities: Graduate Research Showcase 

Deadline: November 1 | The Centre for Migration Studies and PHH invite UBC graduate students from any discipline and at any research stage to submit a proposal for a seven-minute presentation.

Nadin is smiling widely at the viewer. She has long curly brown hair and is wearing a black blazer and shirt.

Nadin Hassan

As the PHH’s Senior Program Assistant, Nadin brings a background in museums and heritage, with a passion for interpretation and public engagement. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Humanities and History from Carleton University and an MA in Museum and Artefact Studies from Durham University, UK, where her research explored how museums interpret contested histories. She has contributed to interpretive planning, content research, and concept development for international cultural and heritage projects with exhibit design firm KCA London, Ltd., including Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai. She has also developed exhibitions and public programming for museums and heritage sites in the Lower Mainland, including the Museum of Anthropology at UBC. Nadin is dedicated to fostering public dialogue on complex histories and social justice issues through engaging communications and public programming.