The Quantum Generation: Youth Shaping Technology for Global Good
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September 22, 2026
11:30 am—12:30 pm
Virtual | Register with the Science Summit to receive the meeting link.
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As Canada considers the rapid technological change and effects of a quantum revolution, ICTC is hosting a youth-led conversation at the 2026 Science Summit alongside the United Nations General Assembly (#UNGA81) to explore how the next generation can advance a quantum ecosystem that is inclusive, responsible, and globally accessible. Join us for the youth-led panel featuring ICTC's Digital Youth Ambassadors, as well as Namir Anani, President & CEO of ICTC, and Lissa Matyas, Vice President of Capacity Building & Innovation. The discussion will address widening access to quantum education and careers, strengthening capacity in underserved regions, fostering international and interdisciplinary collaboration, and connecting quantum innovation to the Sustainable Development Goals.
As Canada considers the rapid technological change and effects of a quantum revolution, ICTC is hosting a youth-led conversation at the 2026 Science Summit alongside the United Nations General Assembly (#UNGA81) to explore how the next generation can advance a quantum ecosystem that is inclusive, responsible, and globally accessible. Join us for the youth-led panel featuring ICTC's Digital Youth Ambassadors, as well as Namir Anani, President & CEO of ICTC, and Lissa Matyas, Vice President of Capacity Building & Innovation.
The discussion will address widening access to quantum education and careers, strengthening capacity in underserved regions, fostering international and interdisciplinary collaboration, and connecting quantum innovation to the Sustainable Development Goals.
Register to receive the meeting link.
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