Upcoming
Conference: “MAID at Ten: Lessons from Canada’s First Decade.” October 23-24, 2026.
Talk: “Physician Autonomy and Clinical Judgment in Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).” September 2026. University of Pittsburgh, Philosophy of Medicine roundtable.
Past
“Structurally Embedded Suffering: Externalism, Injustice, and the Ethics of MAID for Mental Illness.”
May 14, 2026. University of Toronto.
May 25-26, 2026. University of Texas, Dallas, Association for
the Advancement of Philosophy & Psychiatry (AAPP). [link]
June 6-9, 2026. Dalhousie University, Canadian Philosophical
Association (CPA). [link]
May 1, 2026. Nicholas Dunn, “M(AI)D: Should an Algorithm Decide if You Get to Die?” Workshop on the Philosophy of AI, McGill University. [link]
March 27, 2026. Nicholas Dunn, Julia Brassolotto, Dionne Walsh, Bruce MacKay. “MAID and Disability in Alberta: Implications for Policy and Practice.” University of Lethbridge. [link]
February 19, 2026. Nicholas Dunn, “Should Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) be Available to People with Mental Illnesses?”, Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs. [link]
