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Docu-scussions: Posthumans
Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025
5:00pm to 7:00pm
Free
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Calling all global citizens: join the conversation. Watch thought-provoking and inspirational films from around the world, then explore their themes and their relevance through structured discussions with your fellow attendees. From the gig economy in Nigeria, to marine biology in Korea, to creative waste reclamation in England (and more), this series will take you on a journey.
Follow cyborgs, biohackers and transhumanists as they attempt to outsmart illness, slow aging and even cheat death.
University of Alberta (TELUS International Centre)
142 TELUS Centre
11104 87 Avenue
Edmonton, AB, T5B 3L7
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