CSU Sociology chaired/moderated sessions and presented on topics including policing, criminal justice, victimization, gender equality, sentencing, and more.
Prabha Unnithan, CSU criminology professor, travels to India to lecture and broadcast on university’s education channel to help increase offerings to the general public.
Jeni Cross presented “Behavior Change Toolkits: A Systems Thinking Framework for Conservation” during the “Design for Change” session.
The event offered dialogue with authors, academics, and citizens about water privatization, water as a human right and access to safe water for everyone.
Raynolds co-led “Dirty Products – Responsible Consumption: How Digitalization Changes the Role of the Consumer” at the European Forum Alpbach in Austria.
In celebration of World Food Day, the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Cooperation), University of Toronto and the Toronto Food Policy Council flew Dr. Michael Carolan to Toronto for a lecture and Q&A session. CBC produced a one hour special dedicated to Dr. Carolan’s work and his latest book, No One Eats Alone: Food as a Social […]
