This discussion series facilitates an informal opportunity for students, staff, faculty and community members to engage on a variety of topics. The presentations are often about works-in-progress and invite feedback and brainstorming. Everyone is welcome!
Hear from three experts on the truths and myths about Kelowna's Transportation Master Plan.
Join us for the next speaker in our Starting a Conversation series with Madeline Donald!
Join us as MA candidate Adam Kunis discusses his research on regional adventure tourism organizations and how they were impacted by COVID-19.
Join Liz Blakeway as she discussed creating a food system, food security and land use.
What does it mean to re-imagine the food system?
Starting a Conversation is a brown bag series hosted by the Institute for Community Engaged Research that brings together students, community members, staff and faculty for an informal discussion on various topics.
Starting a Conversation is lunch time discussion series where a researcher leads an informal discussion on a particular topic in their area of research. Everyone is welcome!
In this Starting the Conversation, Dr. Bérubé will explore how digital technology participates in intercultural exchanges and how it hinders these exchanges.
The Métis method of Visiting fostered my research and reconnection journey back to my community.
These dialogues are a way for the UBCO community to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values the university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
Join us to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values our university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
These dialogues are a way for the UBCO community to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values the university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
Join us to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values our university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
These dialogues are a way for the UBCO community to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values the university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
Join us to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values our university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
This talk explores the historical and ideological particularities of the animosity of the Islamic Republic Regime of Iran against the Baha'is , while emphasizing that the experiences of the Baha'is in Iran are part of the wider struggle for democracy and the full rights of citizenship that all sectors of Iranian society are now engagedi in.
Join a master's study to create story maps about your experience with climate change and the outdoors. Share your story and enjoy some pizza, other food, and good company. Participation involves attending a 2-hour focus group session in ICER (ART 368), using artistic methods (sketch mapping, drawing, creative writing) to tell your story about climate change, […]
Join a master's study to create story maps about your experience with climate change and the outdoors. Share your story and enjoy some pizza, other food, and good company. Participation involves attending a 2-hour focus group session in ICER (ART 368), using artistic methods (sketch mapping, drawing, creative writing) to tell your story about climate change, […]
Join a master's study to create story maps about your experience with climate change and the outdoors. Share your story and enjoy some pizza, other food, and good company. Participation involves attending a 2-hour focus group session in ICER (ART 368), using artistic methods (sketch mapping, drawing, creative writing) to tell your story about climate change, […]
This panel discussion was inspired by graduate students in the Community Engagement, Social Change and Equity theme and will feature a q and a between students, audience members and panelists.
Starting the Conversation is a speaker’s series hosted by the Institute for Community Engaged Research. The talks are more informal opportunities to think out loud, explore and exchange ideas. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Graduate student Cara Basil will share her journey partnering with Esk’etemc, the lessons learned, and critical approaches taken along the way to receive knowledge in a good way.
Join us for an hour as we think through through the question: what happens to my community engaged research, if something happens to me?
Learn about on campus jobs and research opportunities.
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We respectfully acknowledge the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, in whose traditional, ancestral, unceded territory UBC Okanagan is situated.
