TEDxRyersonU - Kate Grisdale - How Talking Keeps Us Safe

Kate Grisdale is a fourth year student in the History Option of the Arts and Contemporary Studies program at Ryerson.

Kate also is the winner of the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS) Weller Memorial Essay Prize. This award presents this national award for the best undergraduate and graduate essays in intelligence, national security, defence, or law enforcement written by students at universities or by Canadians studying abroad. In this highly competitive contest, a panel of professors from across the country selected Ms Grisdale's paper 'The Radicalization of the Dutch Polity and its History: A Cautionary Tale for Canada?' as the winning undergraduate entry. Kate Grisdale is the first Ryerson student to win the prize.

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