Increasingly, the term “freedom of speech” is used as a tool to exclude, target, and vilify those holding different opinions. In this context, how do we navigate conversations when we are accused of limiting someone’s freedom of[...]

 

Speaker: Jed Kilbourn (MES 2011), Senior Development Manager, Toronto Community Housing About the 2018-2019 FES Speaker Series: (Re) Making Urban Space This research-focused speaker series takes a multi-format and interdisciplinary perspective, to interrogate 11 relevant[...]

 

 

Learn how to access, manipulate, and visualize data each Friday in this series of interactive workshops led by experts from across campus. These not-for-credit workshops have been primarily designed for students in the MES Planning[...]

Career Conversations panels let students explore a variety of careers within a specific field, connect with York alumni and individuals working in their field of interest, and get inside tips on securing employment in a specific[...]

This unique Summer program taught by York's faculty at our Las Nubes EcoCampus is open to all York University undergraduate (3rd and 4th year) and graduate students. Our courses take a community-based approach, developing collaborative[...]

Learn how to access, manipulate, and visualize data each Friday in this series of interactive workshops led by experts from across campus. These not-for-credit workshops have been primarily designed for students in the MES Planning[...]

 

Learn how to access, manipulate, and visualize data each Friday in this series of interactive workshops led by experts from across campus. These not-for-credit workshops have been primarily designed for students in the MES Planning[...]

You and a guest are invited to join Peter and special guests David Miller, David Suzuki (live on video), and Karen Kraft Sloan for the book launch of "Managing Without Growth, Second Edition" on February 5, 2019 at Lula Lounge. The book launch[...]

In this workshop, participants will gain an understanding of the impact of racially-based microaggressions and implicit bias, and obtain strategies on how to recognize and address these barriers to inclusive spaces on campus. About the[...]

 

This unique Summer program taught by York's faculty at our Las Nubes EcoCampus is open to all York University undergraduate (3rd and 4th year) and graduate students. Our courses take a community-based approach, developing collaborative[...]

Speaker: Ted Rutland, Associate Professor, Concordia University Modern urban planning has long promised to improve the quality of human life. But how is human life defined? Displacing Blackness develops a unique critique of urban planning[...]