Lecture by Pam Palmater
"Legal and constitutional implications of recent court rulings in relation to Indigenous Identity"
From her Book: Beyond Blood: Rethinking Indigenous Identity.
Sponsored by the Centre for Aboriginal Initiatives, Aboriginal Studies Program and First Nations House.
January 17th at 2:00 pm.
Debates Room, 2nd Floor, Hart House. 7 Hart House Circle . University of Toronto.
The City Seminar
Canadian Homelessness Research Network
The City Institute and the Canadian Homelessness Research Network present:
An interdisciplinary series of presentations and discussions on urban landscapes, past and present.
Join us for a snapshot of what’s new in homelessness research and how that research may be used to inform and support decisions that contribute to solutions.
January 11, 2013
12:30 to 3:00
Room140, HNES Building, York University
Everyone is welcome.
Click here to see more information.
This talk starts the new year and second half of the series of exciting talks on Urban Asia, organized by the York Centre for Asian Research (YCAR) and the City Institute at York University. This event is co-hosted by the Department of Anthropology, York University.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
For more information: ycar@yorku.ca | www.yorku.ca/ycar/Events/urban_asia.html.
For your convenience, here is the registration link: http://www.schulich.yorku.ca/ssbresearchdayregister
early bird tickets on sale until Saturday January 12th!
As the world grapples with the recent economic crisis, the exposure of unethical practices in the financial system, the emergence of the ‘Occupy’ movement, and global climate change, civic and business leaders are beginning to realize the need for a fundamentally different approach that goes beyond “business as usual”
It is no longer about CSR or tack-on sustainability initiatives, the business leaders of tomorrow need to know how business is fundamentally changing to address the environmental, social and business challenges of the future. There is an urgent need to drive ideas into actions. Welcome to the world of Capitalism 2.0.
The Net Impact Conference aims to equip professionals and MBA IMBA, MBA/JD, Master of Finance students with some of the knowledge needed to navigate this rapidly changing environment and create a space for the sharing of ideas, lessons learned learned and best practices.. Speakers at the conference will provide real life examples as to how businesses are currently innovating to shift the way they operate and the challenges and opportunities they are faced with in the process. In many cases the system is changing as we speak.
The second annual IACPES Training Week in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics will be held the week of June 10-14, 2013 at York University.
We ask that all IACPES students put this week on hold. We are happy to have investigators and collaborators attend as well.
More details will be forthcoming; they will be communicated as they come available.
We look forward to seeing you all in June.
