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Khaleda Khan

(She/Her)
Toronto
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), The Varsity
Covers:  Arts & culture, science + tech, ethical AI, digital culture, and the art of analog living.

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Khaleda Khan is a Toronto-based storyteller and a University of Toronto alum with a passion for the arts, literature, ethical AI, digital culture, and the art of analog living. She has produced and edited stories for various Canadian publications, including CBC Books, CBC Radio’s The Next Chapter, Arts Help, Youth Mind magazine, and Space Point Publications.

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Mayumi Yoshida's Akashi captures love, memory and loss in a time capsule of Japanese-Canadian ide...

Mayumi Yoshida's Akashi captures love, memory and loss in a time capsule of Japanese-Canadian ide...

Akashi premiered at the Vancouver International Film Festival earlier this year, where it won the audience aw…

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AI Software as a Creative Partner: Exploring Collaboration and Co-creation in Art & Music

AI Software as a Creative Partner: Exploring Collaboration and Co-creation in Art & Music

Can AI software truly be creative, or is it just mimicking human imagination? From accessibility breakthrough…

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Top 5 Innovative Digital Art Galleries to Explore Online

Top 5 Innovative Digital Art Galleries to Explore Online

Digital art galleries are transforming how we experience art, making it more accessible, immersive, and perso…

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Opinion: We must establish a multicultural news ecosystem at U of T

Opinion: We must establish a multicultural news ecosystem at U of T

At U of T, artifacts of cultural diversity are everywhere: from laptop stickers with Japanese kanji character…

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Meet the student redefining space communication with her own magazine

Meet the student redefining space communication with her own magazine

First-year UTM student Riyam Ojaimi launches Space Point, an astronomy publication

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Walking the Clouds - edited by Grace L. Dillon

Walking the Clouds - edited by Grace L. Dillon

Highlights from Grace L. Dillon's anthology renew sci-fi beyond Western technoculture Walking the Clouds i…

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Articles

Mayumi Yoshida’s Akashi captures love, memory and loss in a time capsule of Japanese-Canadian identity

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By Khaleda Khan
| cmf-fmc.ca
Akashi premiered at the Vancouver International Film Festival earlier this year, where it won the audience award in the Northern Lights series. We talk with the film’s writer, director and star Mayumi Yoshida about making her feature-film directing debut with this very personal story. Director Mayumi Yoshida. Photo credit: Farrah Aviva “All my life, I’ve had this fear of forgetting,” says Mayumi Yoshida over a Zoom call.
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Opinion: We must establish a multicultural news ecosystem at U of T

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By Khaleda Khan
| The Varsity
At U of T, artifacts of cultural diversity are everywhere: from laptop stickers with Japanese kanji characters to good luck messages etched in Urdu on desks. On campus, I have seen U of T students use a wide variety of expressions to reflect the diverse array of languages and cultures. While our campuses hum with culturally diverse energy, I believe many of our university media outlets often fail to reflect this diversity.
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Meet the student redefining space communication with her own magazine

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By Khaleda Khan
| The Varsity
At the age of five, Riyam Ojaimi first experienced curiosity for space 一 planning a mass migration to Saturn, which later developed into a lifelong fascination with quantum physics and astrophysics. Ojaimi 一 now a first-year life sciences student at UTM 一 recalls discovering her love for astrophysics through the portals opened by the cinematic universes of Stranger Things and Marvel’s multiverses.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Tintin, a young Belgian journalist and adventurer!

What's your favorite social network?

My favourite social network would be Twitter and Tumblr.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

I'm most proud of my first article on the differences between Millennials and Gen Z as it dealt with societal, cultural and language trends
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