World Heritage Tourism Futures: Enhancing Communities Adaptive and Transformative Capacity through Collaborative Finance

Climate Change Emergencies & Cultural Heritage Speaker Series CIFAL York aims to mobilize existing knowledge and capacities in climate change and cultural heritage and develop some training and education. In particular, CIFAL York is partnering with other organizations and stakeholders at regional, provincial, national, and international levels to achieve this and create new and innovative […]

Punching above its weight? Iceland, energy transitions and climate change

Iceland has already gone through three energy transitions, with the fourth one pending. This fourth transition would enable the country to be largely independent of fossil fuels and go a long way towards achieving net-zero targets. On the international stage, Iceland has for a while been a showcase for a successful transition to renewable energy […]

Climate Change Emergencies & Cultural Heritage

Climate Change in Heritage Places: Parks Canada’s Climate Change Adaptation Workshops The key goals and objectives of this speaker series are: To provide a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences related climate change impacts on cultural heritage. To create a community of practitioners, researchers, and educators who are interested in climate change impacts on cultural heritage. To […]

Climate Change Emergencies & Cultural Heritage

Session 5 – Adapting to Change: Overview of the Climate Emergency impacting UNESCO World Heritage Speaker: Dr. Mario Santana Quintero, Professor, Architectural Conservation and Sustainability, Carleton University Register: https://yorku.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_f7x5618gR5yNpefoSl4Haw#/registration

Climate Change Emergencies & Cultural Heritage Speaker Series

Adapting to Change: Overview of the Climate Emergency impacting UNESCO World Heritage Registration: yorku.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_f7x5618gR5yNpefoSl4Haw#/registration.

Pipeline populism and the climate struggle of cycles: 2010-20

How has the character and politics of the climate justice movement changed in the last decade, in the context of the growth of Indigenous-led struggles against oil pipelines? How have non-Indigenous settlers variously understood (or not) themselves in relation to Indigenous sovereignty? This talk describes the rise and demise of a left-populist environmentalism as one […]

Sustainability and Climate Action Conference

Join us for a Sustainability & Climate Action Conference hosted by Many Green Hands YU on March 31st (4 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.) in CLH B. Opportunities include networking with inspiring members of the York University community and learning about the many ways you can get involved in environmental volunteering, leadership and career building. We hope to […]

United Nations World Water Day: Career Networking with Professionals in the Water Sciences

Clean drinking water is recognized as a human right by the United Nations, yet marginalized communities are denied access to it. Student voices are essential in progressing and solving water issues, including through a variety of career opportunities. Join us on March 25 from noon to 1 p.m. to get involved in the conversation and […]

25th Annual Osgoode Constitutional Cases Conference

Osgoode Hall Law School’s 25th Annual Constitutional Cases Conference will be held on Friday, April 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The conference will feature Dr. Dr. Linda Colley, Author of The Gun, the Ship, and the Pen: Warfare, Constitutions, and the Making of the Modern World. Visit the website at concases.osgoode.yorku.ca. Osgoode’s Annual Constitutional […]