Lucia Nalbandian

Lucia Nalbandian is a PhD student in the department of political science, University of Toronto. Her research interest is tech policy, particularly in relation to migration. She is an enthusiastic learner, interested in how governments across the world are designing policies to welcome emerging technologies in a rapidly changing world

AI could predict climate crises, but that’s not what climate migrants need

States that are more likely to withstand climate change challenges are also more likely to use advanced technologies to prohibit the arrival of climate migrants

By Lucia Nalbandian

/ 7 Dec 2022

AI could predict climate crises, but that’s not what climate migrants need

How COVID-19 is redefining “working remotely” for Canada’s high-skilled foreign workers

For those who had a job offer and seemingly a bright future in Canada, travel has been halted until further notice. What can they do now?

By Anna Triandafyllidou and Lucia Nalbandian

/ 12 Aug 2020

How COVID-19 is redefining “working remotely” for Canada’s high-skilled foreign workers

Can the COVID-19 crisis be an opportunity for Canada’s migrant farmworkers?

The truly ‘essential’ temporary migrant workers are the ones who usually find it nearly impossible to access permanent residency and citizenship.

By Anna Triandafyllidou and Lucia Nalbandian

/ 5 Aug 2020

Can the COVID-19 crisis be an opportunity for Canada’s migrant farmworkers?