Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
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Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Distinguished Speaker Series: PaRx: A Prescription for Personal and Planetary Health — An Evening with Dr. Melissa Lem
Kelowna Community Theatre 1375 Water Street, Kelowna, BC, CanadaThe Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences invites the community to this fall's Distinguished Speaker Series with Dr Melissa Lem.
The Power of Mountains: Toward a More-Than-Human Theory of Terrain
Arts Building (ART) 1147 Research Road, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin UBC Professor of Anthropology Dr Gaston Gordillo as he discusses “the power of mountains” and the capacity of large rock formations to affect human experiences.
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
UBC Disability Affinity Group (DAG) Check-In
Online virtual eventAttend an informal, drop-in style Zoom meeting to discuss concerns, issues, strategies, advocacy, ideas, or just sit back and relax with your camera on or off in a safe and […]
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
Feminist Horror Festival
A month of terrifying delights including talks, film, art, and more
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Syilx-Led Climate Justice in a Global Context: A Conversation Between Dr. Jeannette Armstrong and Prof. Naomi Klein
Campus Administration Building (ADM) - University Theatre (ADM026) 1138 Alumni Ave, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin us for a conversation between Syilx Elder, scholar, and author Dr. Jeannette Armstrong and author, activist, journalist and filmmaker Naomi Klein.
Thesis Defence: Understanding Wine Industry Sustainability and Resiliency as Concepts and Practices in the Okanagan, Thompson, and Similkameen Valleys
Fipke Centre (FIP) 3247 University Way, Kelowna, BC, CanadaMorgan King will defend their thesis.
Film Screening of “The Last Stop: Canada’s Lost Locomotive”
University Centre (UNC) 3272 University Way, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJoin us for the special screening of an historical adventure documentary about a group of divers who go in search of a lost Canadian relic.
Dissertation Defence: “You can tell me anything”: The role of caregivers in obtaining and maintaining support for children after receiving a disclosure of physical or sexual abuse
University Centre (UNC) 3272 University Way, Kelowna, BC, CanadaCassidy Wallis will defend their dissertation.
Unpacking COP28: A Panel Discussion
ADM Amphitheatre 1138 Alumni Avenue, Kelowna, BC, CanadaWhat will be some of the key challenges of the upcoming COP28 Climate Change Conference?
Join our expert panelists on November 21st as they discuss the most pressing issues.
