Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Shamel Addas	Smith School of Business	CBS Radio: Dr. Shamel Addas on Data Privacy for Canadians Dr. Addas discusses the behavioural aspects of security, highlighting how security issues are often rooted in vulnerabilities exploited through human behaviours rather than technology glitches.
Allyson Harrison	Arts and Science Psychology	Global News: Social media behind uptick in ADHD assessments in Canada: psychologists Dr. Harrison says she has seen a rise in the number of social media related self diagnoses, particularly over the pandemic.
Stephanie Martel	Arts and Science Political Studies	CityNews: Trudeau puts cash behind Indo-Pacific pledges during visit to Southeast Asia summit Dr. Martel says Canada can build relationships with Southeast Asian countries by focusing on their individual trajectories, instead of painting them as under the thumb of China or the United States.
Alana Saulnier	Arts and Science Sociology	Denver Post: Security cameras make us feel safe, but are they worth the invasion? In a republished article originally posted in the New York Times, Dr. Saulnier discusses the pros and cons of security cameras.

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