Join us for this upcoming Climate Workshop! Explore the climate crisis through an equity lens while learning new skills that support change-making.
Join us for this upcoming Climate Workshop! Explore the climate crisis through an equity lens while learning new skills that support change-making.
Join us for this poster/art build and connect with other students heading to the global climate strike at Vancouver City Hall!
This panel is dedicated to reflecting on and honouring the efforts that went into the Save Our Spaces Campaign! Individuals who led the campaign will join us to go over their experiences, share advice for organizing in university settings, and answer attendee questions.
Thinking Full Circle: the Art of PermacultureThu, November 9, 20235:00 PM - 7:00 PM PDTEmbark Studio, SUB 1310, SFU BurnabyAbout this event Let's explore the art of permaculture! Join us to explore permaculture design principles, then return to the Embark Studio to explore growing seasons for different food plants, collect seeds, and dive into a […]
Finding the Words for Climate HopeThu, November 2, 20232:30 PM - 4:00 PM PDTEmbark Studio, SUB 1310, SFU BurnabyAbout this event Thinking about the state of climate change can be anxiety-inducing; it's hard to find hopeful narratives. At this event we will be talking about how to shift the narrative of climate doom to climate […]
Getting involved in climate action can feel like a lot to take on at once. But, if you’re looking to dip your toes in, then join us in embarking on a journey to feeling more comfortable talking about our climate. Whether you’re a new student or well acquainted with the SFU campus we’re creating space […]
You are welcome to join Embark Sustainability's Climate Equity team in The Embark Studio for a first Listen & Paint event! Together we'll listen to and chat about Don’t Call Me Resilient’s podcast episode, “The unfairness of the climate crisis” followed by a guided art session where you'll get to channel your thoughts and feelings, frustrations and inspirations. 👉 […]
From shipping our waste overseas, to producing our goods in countries without living wages or just environmental laws, Canada is a large contributor to global climate inequities.
Share your voice! Let’s gather in community to chat city politics, contact local officials, and explore how we can enact positive change in our communities. Join our 101-style letter writing session to get the full details on your newly elected municipal leaders and stand up for climate equity in your city.
