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Alex Gelis (PhD Candidate in Environmental Studies) has an ongoing Home(Land) exhibition at ArtworxTO Hub West at The East Mall, Etobicoke from Feb. 16 – May, 2022. "With - living migrant relations" is an immersive, interactive, sculptural sound and film installation that invites viewers to interact at multiple levels with the complexities of symbiotic relations of the Migrated Plants focused on the migration to the city of Toronto. Mayor John Tory marked the reopening of the featuring the work of Alex Gelis, among other artists.

Ilan Kapoor and Zahi Zalloua wrote a commentary on  in The London School of Economics and Political Science - European politics and policy blog.

Research by Roger Keil and Murat Üçoglu was covered in a Toronto Star article story titled .

The Las Nubes' Grounded Project recently released a new documentary film titled "" which looks at the life experiences of 20 peasants in Southern Costa Rica, their sense of identity, their daily struggles, the threats to their ways of life, and what sustains them. The film is directed by Felipe Montoya, with Mburucuya Marcela Ortiz Imlach as the academic lead in collaboration with 91ÑÇÉ«'s Faculty of Health (FoH), Universidad Técnica Nacional de Costa Rica, San Carlos Campus, and 91ÑÇÉ« Libraries with thanks to the financial support of EUC, FoH, 91ÑÇÉ« International and 91ÑÇÉ« Libraries. Las Nubes will have a Workshop on Indigenous and Afro-descendant Autonomies from Central America and the Caribbean: A Knowledge-Exchange on Emancipation this April.

Shelley O'Brien is presenting at the on March 25-26. Her presentation is titled "Breathing-with: A Microbial song".

The PhD in Environmental Studies Students Association (PhESSA) recently held a featuring interdisciplinary research projects happening in EUC!

Martha Stiegman's final seminar on as part of the Polishing the Chain: Treaty Relations in Toronto speaker series is now available for viewing. Recordings of all seminars are available on . A Treaty Guide for Torontonians, co-created with Ange Loft, Martha Stiegman and Jill Carter will be launched at the 2022 , March 26- June 5, 2022.

Laura Taylor delivered an informative and timely discussion on the issues and challenges of cities and climate change in a CITY webinar on Cities and the Climate Crisis as part of the Climate Change Research Month at 91ÑÇÉ«.

Mark Winfield published an article on .

Jose Etcheverry recently delivered a talk on at the IEEED speaker series organized by CIFAL 91ÑÇÉ« and BEST at Lassonde School of Engineering.

Stefan Kipfer gave an invited lecture in the Department of Comparative Literary Studies at Northwestern University, Chicago in February on "" that focused on his research on the geographical dimensions of Antonio Gramsci's work.

Justin Podur’s Anti-Empire Project produced a radio podcast titled  with Scott Ritter. His other recent podcasts discussed Vaccine Mandates and Dispersed Convoys and The British Sack Benin in 1897.

Sarah Rotz's (RAIR) project has a new podcast series featuring dialogues that explore Indigenous land rematriation and land sharing within the context of ongoing settler colonialism in Canada. The addressed Land, Colonialism & Patriarchy with Sherry Pictou & Martha Stiegman.

Cate Sandilands participated in a keynote discussion, for The Seed Box Community Garden Festival.

Joshua Thienpont also a new podcast on . Follow their .

The 91ÑÇÉ« recently launched the with special guest, Severn Cullis-Suzuki. The 2022 Edition of the Accounts covers the period 1961-2018 and details by total and by component, at a national level and on a world-total basis.

Anna Zalik participated in an Extractivism and Society Research Cluster panel discussion on . She delivered the Annual Critical Hope Lecture on  at the Department of Global Development Studies and African Studies Program at UofT on March 9.

ES PhD student Hillary Birch was awarded a Dahdaleh Global Health Graduate Scholarship (DGHGS) for one year to study interwoven processes and power relations that shape water quality in African cities, drawing new connections between human activity, environmental health, and global health practice.

Sheila Colla and PhD alumna received a grant from for a project on developing a model for a commercial bumble bee clean stock certification program for Canada. The project will develop recommendations on best management practices for managed pollinators and related products.

Honor Ford-Smith received a grant from for her project on Oral Histories, Music-Making and Food Justice. The research will create a socially engaged music curriculum that will share local oral histories of food cultures through intergenerational music-making in the service of urban food justice.