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Gentrification is not grand
‘Neutral’ journalism and the working class neighbourhood.
Published on September 30 2013 | McGill Daily
Written by Aaron Vansintjan
SSMU Talks Sustainable Student Living with ECOLE
See the coverage in the two articles below
Published on September 30 | McGill Daily
Written by by Lauria Galbraith and Hannah Reardon
Quand L'Éducation S'Adapte
L'Université McGill propose une nouvelle méthode dans l'intégration des étudiants avec un handicap.
Published September 30 2013 | Radio Canada
Écologie mcgilloise
Un projet de sensibilisation aux bienfaits de l’écosystème.
Published October 01 2013 | Le Délit
Written by Leo Arcay
OIKOS Holistic Sustainable Education Walk
OIKOS Project McGill is running a holistic education walk, or sustainable education walk.
The walk lasts for one hour each Wed afternoon, beginning at 4pm at Gardner Hall and finishing Pine/Peel.
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New urban sprawl report
The PQ government says its worried about young families leaving the island of Montreal.
Published on September 19 2013 | CBC Radio
Aired on Homerun (CBC Radio One)
Raphael Fischler is the Director of the School of Urban Planning at McGill University. He joined Sue Smith live in studio with his take on the report.
Teaching Students to Effect Change Right from the Start
Greg Andrusiak always had a passion for sustainability. In fact, it plays a big part in his role as land negotiator for Encana Corp. in Calgary.
Published on September 23 2013 | Financial Post
Written by Denise Deveau
Community Engagement Day 2013
SEDE (Social Equity and Diversity Education Office) is hosting its second annual Community Engagement Day, Friday, October 4th.
Registration for the event ends on October 3rd at noon.
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Applied Student Research: Changing How Campuses Learn and Eat through Coursework
Join Lilith Wyatt and Brent Mansfield in a discussion about the opportunities, benefits and challenges of Applied Student Research.
Universities have the potential to be living laboratories and be leaders in supporting sustainable food systems. Independent studies, campus-community consultant projects and on campus action research have been avenues for student engagement, relevant research and food systems change.
This webinar is open to all faculty, students, administrators, community organizations and anyone interested in learning!
Justice Alimentaire pour Montréal (Off-Campus)
You are invited to participate in the 2013 Montreal Food Justice Convergence organized by Justice Alimentaire pour Montréal (JAM).
The goal of JAM is to build connections between communities and universities, activists, farmers and entrepreneurs toward a more equitable and resilient food system for Montreal. Join us as we strengthen our collective efforts!