Lectures related to Discrimination

Delves into the use of ML tools in public policy decisions and the challenges of fairness and accountability.

Introduces key human rights concepts, explores discrimination, social norms, and the impact of algorithms on rights.

PhD Students' Role in Addressing Inappropriate Behavior

Explores the role of PhD students in addressing inappropriate behavior in academic settings, emphasizing the importance of intervention and support.

Stereotypes and Discrimination

Examines the effects of stereotypes on behavior, hiring decisions, and gender equality.

Homophobia and Discrimination: Effects and Strategies

Explores the emotional impact of discrimination, strategies for intervention, and the cultural context of LGBTQ+ discrimination.

Doctoral Witnesses: Taking Action Against Inappropriate Behaviors

Explores the responsibility of doctoral students to intervene in inappropriate situations and provide support.

Decisions and Public Policies

Explores machine learning tools in public policy decisions, fairness issues, jobseeker profiling, 'Bob Emploi' evaluation, discrimination, and challenges in public employment services.

Neighborhood Dynamics: Proximity and Social Interactions

Delves into neighborhood dynamics, exploring spatial proximity, social interactions, discrimination, and community relationships.

AI and FX Practical Course

Introduces the AI and FX practical course, focusing on weekly readings and discussions on ethical and legal aspects of AI.

Homophobia and discrimination: Understanding, reacting, and supporting

Emphasizes the importance of early intervention and the role of witnesses in reacting and supporting victims.

Improving Food Access and Nutrition

Covers the importance of inclusive restrooms, mental health, and the impact of woke culture at EPFL.

Understanding Natural and Social Sciences

Covers natural and social sciences, economic principles, sustainable development, and societal issues.

The 1970s Feminist Movement in Switzerland

Delves into the 1970s feminist movement in Switzerland, covering voting rights, activism, and gender equality.

Social Psychology: Intergroup Relations

Explores intergroup discrimination mechanisms and the impact of social support.

Social Identity: Group Relations

Explores social identity, group conflicts, and strategies to reduce discrimination through shared goals and affiliations.

Politics Introduction: Metro Tunnels and Social Relationships

Explores political balance of power through metro tunnels, social relationships, discriminatory bridges, and socio-technical networks.

Global Compact for Migration

Explores the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, emphasizing pathways for regular migration and labour mobility agreements.

Discriminant Analysis: Bayes Rule

Covers the Bayes discriminant rule for allocating individuals to populations based on measurements and prior probabilities.

Trust and Support Network: Overview and Procedures

Introduces the Trust and Support Network and Respect Compliance Office at EPFL.

Market Equilibrium: Electric Vehicle Demand and Supply Analysis

Covers market equilibrium concepts, focusing on electric vehicle demand and supply dynamics, including the effects of subsidies and the green paradox.