Webinaires à venir

Beyond Borders and Scraping Walls: Cross-Border Copyright, Web Scraping, and the AI Frontier for Canadian Publishers
Présentateur: Gavin Gillas
Début du webinaire: 29 septembre 2026 à 13 h 00

As generative AI platforms continue to ingest human-authored content on an industrial scale, writers, editors, and independent publishers face a shifting legal and professional landscape. This webinar demystifies US copyright law, text and data mining, and the mechanics of unauthorized web scraping. We will explore how large language models utilize…

Virtual Networking Session
Présentateur: Editors Canada
Début du webinaire: 1 octobre 2026 à 13 h 00

Topic : What are some ethical changes you’re making in your life and career? Editors Canada is piloting national virtual networking sessions as part of our webinar season! Based on event success and demand, we will incorporate these as a mainstay of our webinar lineups moving forward. Editors Canada members…

Editing with Values in the Age of AI
Présentateur: Paula John
Début du webinaire: 6 octobre 2026 à 13 h 00

In the current age of LLM’s (large language models) many people use AI as a part of their writing process. There are a host of ethical, personal, and practical reasons why Editors may choose not to work on AI-written, or assisted, texts. This webinar is for Editors at any stage…

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Enregistrements en vedette

Beyond the Gender Binary: Editing for More Inclusive Fiction
Présentateur: Tanya Gold and Eliot West

WILL BE AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE BY EARLY DECEMBER 2025 Do you care about inclusive language and storytelling in fiction? Want to explore an ever-changing world of experiences and ideas outside the gender binary? Two non-binary fiction editors who specialize in queer and queer-inclusive texts will discuss the complexities of non-binary…

Conscious Language and Copyediting Fiction
Présentateur: Amy J. Schneider

Conscious language is a growing area of interest for editors, and it applies to fiction as well as nonfiction. Language in fiction (in both narration and dialogue) that is sexist, racist, ageist, ableist, homophobic, or transphobic, although it may seek to reflect real life and further the story, can be…

Deconstructing Disability-Affirming Content
Présentateur: Natalia Iwanek

Deconstructing Disability-Affirming Content will help editors feel more confident editing content related to disability by looking beyond simple terminology and style choices. In this webinar, we will begin with a consideration of disability as a concept, the theoretical models and frameworks of disability, historical processes, grassroots activism, and political and…

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