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Zora Feren in the Top 25 Finalists of the SSHRC 2022 Storytellers Challenge
We are so thrilled to announce that Zora Feren of ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV's School of Communication is a finalist in the SSHRC 2022 Storytellers Challenge. This challenge asks students to show Canadians, in under three hundred words or three minutes, how social sciences and humanities research affect our lives for the better. The top twenty-five finalists have received $3000, and on Monday, May 16 at 10:00 a.m. PST, a jury will determine the top five winners, who will recieve an additional $1000. You can cheer on Zora at this livestreamed event, which you can register for .
Check out Zora's inspiring submission, "CityScape the Game," . Keep an eye on our channels for SSHRC 2022 Storytellers Challenge updates as well as a more in-depth story about Zora's project.
We are so proud! Go Zora!