Join us on March 12, 2025, for an essential conversation on democracy and external threats
In an era of growing geopolitical tensions, the question of foreign interference in democratic elections has never been more urgent. With increasing reports of election meddling in Canada, the UK, and the European Union, concerns about disinformation, external influence, and the erosion of public trust continue to rise.
The Glendon School of Public and International Affairs is pleased to invite you to the 2025 Glendon Global Dialogues (GGD), where leading experts will discuss the risks, realities, and policy responses to foreign interference in democratic processes.
A Timely Discussion with Leading Experts
This year’s edition brings together renowned scholars and practitioners in political science, law, and international affairs to explore:
- How foreign actors manipulate public opinion through disinformation and digital influence
- The legal and policy frameworks protecting electoral integrity
- The role of media, governments, and civil society in countering these threats
Featured Speakers
- Dr. Francis Garon – Political Science Professor, offering insights on policy responses and democratic resilience.
- Dr. Antoine Kernen – Specialist on China
- Dr. Lori Ringhand – Election law specialist, analyzing legal frameworks that protect electoral integrity.
Why You Should Attend
- Gain insights from top experts on one of today’s most pressing global issues.
- Understand the real-world implications of foreign interference on elections and governance.
- Participate in a bilingual Q&A session where you can ask your most pressing questions.