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Coffee Briefing Jun. 27 – Accenture, Microsoft expand partnership on generative AI; TELUS supports refugees with low cost internet; Digital Museums Canada invites museums, cultural and Indigenous organizations to apply for funding - Vimarsana News

Coffee Briefing Jun. 27 – Accenture, Microsoft expand partnership on generative AI; TELUS supports refugees with low cost internet; Digital Museums Canada invites museums, cultural and Indigenous organizations to apply for funding

Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. Accenture and Microsoft deepen partnership to accelerate generative AI adoption Last week, Accenture and Microsoft announced an expanded partnership, along with their joint

The Shipping Monster | Museums Canada Summit - Vimarsana News

The Shipping Monster | Museums Canada Summit

The Shipping Monster, a provider of logistics and transportation, will once again sponsor the Museums/Musées Canada Summit.

'White Supremacy Has to Be Undone': The First Indigenous Leader of a Public Art Gallery in Canada on Decolonizing Museums - Vimarsana News

'White Supremacy Has to Be Undone': The First Indigenous Leader of a Public Art Gallery in Canada on Decolonizing Museums

How does that feel? I’m incredibly proud and honored to take on this role and I am grateful to be welcomed as a guest in this territory; the Chickasaw homeland is in the South Eastern United States, and my Reservation is in Oklahoma. That medicine line—or border—between the United States and Canada is a colonial construct, but when I think about Indigenous leadership of our cultural institutions, I’m still dreaming of Indigenous folx guiding the vision of the galleries and museums in our own territories. You grew up for a time in Regina, home of the MacKenzie Art Gallery, though your ...

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