Boring playgrounds, Boring Kids: A Comparative Analysis of How Different Legal Systems Can Shape Liability, Safety and Development of Children

Boring playgrounds, Boring Kids: A Comparative Analysis of How Different Legal Systems Can Shape Liability, Safety and Development of Children

by | Jan 1, 2026 | Cultural Studies, Education, Fall 2025 Projects, Psychology

Liam T. Koty Liam T. Koty is a student in his final year at Capilano University, pursuing a Bachelor of Science with a focus on Biomedical Sciences and a Minor in Legal Studies. His dream is to become a dentist one day and follow in his father’s footsteps. Outside of...
I wasn’t ready, I was just brave enough to try: A take on how immigration-built resilience creates motivation and how it can be enhanced in a supportive workplace

I wasn’t ready, I was just brave enough to try: A take on how immigration-built resilience creates motivation and how it can be enhanced in a supportive workplace

by | Jan 1, 2026 | Community & Belonging, Cultural Studies, Fall 2025 Projects, Sociology

Sebastian Caballero Sebastian Caballero is a soon to be graduate from Capilano University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Business. He has been recognized with the Dean’s Academic List of Honours six times across the six years that has taken him...