EVENT PROGRAM
9:45: Arrival and Coffee
10:00: Introductions
10:15-11:30 – Research Cluster 1: Conceptions/Mediums
- Barbara Leckie (English): The Temporalities of Climate Change
- Charles Hodgson (Ecology Ottawa): Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Consensus in Graphic Novel form
- Sarah Best (English): Thinking About Climate Change Through Digital Games
- Brenda Vellino (English; Human Rights): Story Arts and Inuit Nunangat (Land-Water-Sea Ice) Relations
- Greg Macdougall (Equitable Education): Media Systems and Climate Change
Lunch-hour Posters: 11:30-12:30
- Pascale Malenfant (Journalism): Citizen Science and Climate Change
- Cecile Wilson (Cultural Mediations): CBC Reporting on Local Extinction Rebellion Actions
- Lahari Nanda (Journalism): The Limits of Fossil Fuel Divestment
12:30 -1:45: Research Cluster 2: Geographies/Regions
- Robbie Venis (Environmental Engineering): Water Programs in Tanzinia
- Peter Thompson (Indig. and Canadian Studies): Jobs or the Environment? The Case of Northern Pulp
- Veronika Katz (English): Deserts & Climate Change
- Karen Hebert (Geography and Environmental Studies): Climate as Claims Making: the power and the limits of vulnerability in coastal Alaska
- Danielle DiNovelli-Lang (Soc./Anthro): Making Systems Resilient
1:45: Coffee/Conversation
2:00-3:15: Research Cluster 3: Activisms/Activations
- Franny Nudelman (English): Sleep, Activist Encampments, and Climate change
- Kimberly Keller (Indig and Canadian Studies): Discourses that limit/support environmental action
- Rieky Stuart (Climate Legacy Project): Seniors and climate change
- Dan Vivian: Net Zero Surprises in home Energy
- Alexis Shotwell (Soc./Anthro): Alternatives to Extractivism or Complicity
3:30: Wrap-up conversation