On May 24, a webinar will be held to launch the Cities, Climate and Inequalities Collection of reseach summary. During this event, you will have the chance to explore the key themes covered in the Collection, along with three presentations by contributors summarizing their research featured in the Collection. The audience will be able to share their perspectives and ask questions to the different contributors involved in the project.
During the webinar, Sophie L. Van Neste, professor at INRS and Canada Research Chair in Urban Climate Action, will present the Cities, Climate and Inequalities Collection. Three speakers will then present their research syntheses:
- Reciprocal Training: An Instrument of Epistemic Justice in Grassroot Campaigns for a Just Energy Transition, by Laurence Brière, Professor of environmental education at UQAM.
- Presence & Power: The Illusion of Indigenous Inclusion in Climate Adaptation Plans in Canada, by Janna Wale, Policy Advisor, Indigenous Research, Canadian Climate Institute
- Exploring equity and justice content in Vancouver’s environmental plans, by Andréanne Doyon, Professor at the School of Resource and Environmental Management at Simon Fraser University.
A discussion between the three speakers and webinar participants will then be moderated by Hélène Madénian, postdoctoral fellow at INRS, Labo Équité Climat.
This webinar is a bilingual French-English event, with simultaneous translation.
Please confirm your attendance by completing this form before May 23, 2024.