Teaching

  • Teaching Assistant/Tutorial Leader, “Globalization and the Human Condition” HREQ1710 | Department of Equity Studies, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, York University, (2018 – present).
  • Lecturer, University of Ottawa Summer Institute in Health Law and Artificial Intelligence, Canada “Human Rights and Health Artificial Intelligence Systems” https://www.ottawahealthlaw.ca/institute (23rd to 27th May 2022).
  • Guest Lecturer “Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights in Africa” Faculty of Law |Strathmore University, Nairobi, Kenya (22nd of April 2022).
  • Guest Lecturer, “Artificial Intelligence and International Law” LW6566 | Contemporary Issues in International Law | University College Cork, Ireland (15th of February 2022)
  • Guest Lecturer, “Governance of the Internet: Social Media, Artificial Intelligence, and Political Activism” POL 343Y5Y: Politics of Global Governance| Department of Political Science | University of Toronto, Canada (10th of February 2022).
  • Guest Lecturer “Artificial Intelligence, Bias and Human Rights” Studies in Public Law: Medical Technology and the Law |CML4104D | University of Ottawa, Canada (9th of February 2022).
  • Lecturer for the Course: “Developing Issues on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights” at the 2021 Digital Rights Academy, Paradigm Initiative, Africa. The Digital Rights Academy Program focuses on building the capacity of Africa civil society organisations, journalists, advocates, and others to understand, advocate and defend digital rights on the continent. Wednesday 25th of August 2021, Abuja, Nigeria. (I lectured civil society actors, journalists, activists, and ICT experts from across Nigeria who work in the digital rights space). https://paradigmhq.org/programs/digital-rights/
  • Guest Lecturer, Master’s Class on “Courts & Judges” Department of Political Science, University of Bayreuth, Germany. “The ECOWAS Court as a promising resource for pro-poor activist forces” (9th of June 2021).
  • Guest Lecturer, “Activism in this age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution”. International Human Rights Law Class, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Canada. LAW3440.04 (26th of March 2021)
  • Guest Lecturer, “Artificial Intelligence and its implication for Human Rights Protections.” AP/SOCI 2050: Social Structure and Social Change, Department of Sociology, York University, Canada. (4th of February 2021)
  • Guest Lecturer, Canadian Human Rights Law (LGLS 2420U), Faculty of Social Science & Humanities, Ontario Tech University, Canada. “The Implications of AI for Human Rights Protections in Africa” (13th March 2020)