All Nations Reggae Panel Featuring Caleb Hart, Abena Green and Cheko Soto
A diverse panel of performing artists will discuss their personal stories as they relate to finding their voice through reggae and poetry, as well as how their identity and life chances shaped what they do and why.
Hosted by Sociology.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Tourism, Truth and Reconciliation
In this presentation and panel discussion academic and industry stakeholders will illustrate how tourism experiences and spaces can facilitate Truth and Reconciliation.
Hosted by Recreation and Tourism Management, Geography, History, and Office of Aboriginal Education and Engagement.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Science & Technology Lecture Series: Weird Climates
Join Colin Goldblatt, Associate Professor in the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, and Astronomy Research Centre at the University of Victoria, as he explores some of the strange atmospheres of our planetary neighbors and talks about how they help us understand the past, present, and future of Earth. Come early and enjoy pre-discussion refreshments!
Hosted by the Faculty of Science and Technology.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
All Nations Acoustic Showcase Featuring Caleb Hart and Abena Green
An intimate evening of acoustic music and spoken word as a celebration of diversity and an expression of hope, resistance, and solidarity. Refreshments and snacks will be served.
Hosted by the Faculty of International Education
(Cultural Connections).
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Sustainable Watershed Management: The Opportunity of Indigenous Co-Governance
Exploring innovative new models that return to the roots of relationship Building and partnership
as a basis for decision-making around our most precious resource - water. Featuring Tom Rutherford, Coordinator of the Cowichan Watershed Board.
Hosted by Freshwater Alliance and Global Studies.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Everybody’s In! Indoor Field Day: Creating an Inclusive Community Through Fun and Friendship
Join us for community-Building fun, including Global Citizens Soccer, virtual world travel in the VIU TARDIS Telephone Booth and much more!
Hosted by the Faculty of International Education and Recreation and Tourism.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Culture Couch: Jamaica The Birthplace of Reggae
Join Masters of Special Education student Ericia Mackenzie Bingham as she takes us on a journey through her home country of Jamaica including
its language, culture and of course reggae music! Attendees will also have the chance to sample some Jamaican cuisine.
Hosted by the Faculty of International Education (Cultural Connections).
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
World Café: Exploring Attitudes to Homelessness
Guided group discussion identifying and exploring significant experiences as they relate to homelessness, as well as how attitudes related to homelessness are formed.
Hosted by Recreation and Tourism Management.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Food Culture: Home and Away
Immerse yourself in the culture of European gastronomy as Baking and Culinary Arts Field School participants reflect on what they have learned about what food means in different cultures, and share about their recent travels to Belgium and France.
Hosted by Baking and Culinary Arts.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.
Lunch and Learn: Global Engagement Grant “Stories from the Field”
Join VIU faculty and staff as they share their travel tales and celebrate the engaging international cooperation work that the Global Engagement International Work Opportunity Grant program is enabling across campus.
Hosted by Scholarship, Research and Creative Activity and Faculty of International Education.
This event is a part of VIU's Global Citizens Week.