Interested in hosting a CANSEE conference? The CANSEE executive committee is eager to find a group of people with a similar passion for ecological economics as us! The following is a general outline of what organizing a conference might look like. However, responsibilities are always up for debate and we’re very happy to share some of […]
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Economic Literacy for a Green Economy is a great new online course put together by the Sustainability Network. Economic Literacy for a Green Economy consists of a series of six modules that will build organizational capacity by increasing the knowledge and understanding of economic concepts and their role in supporting a green economy. The training stream takes a
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We are happy to announce that the next Canadian Ecological Economics Conference will take place next year in Montreal. CANSEE and E4A invite you to open your agenda books and circle 19-22 October 2017. Join us in rethinking our economies by considering the biophysical limits and the need for ecological and social justice. This conference aims to identify
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If you missed him at the MOA, come and meet this remarkable changemaker, artist, and activist, #RENAMEBC and mingle with your peeps! CANSEE members get 30% off! (E-mail: kkish@cansee.ca for the code) Making Change through Business, Art and Politics: Lawrence Paul Luxweluptun at SKWACHÀYS Lodge presented by the Board of Change WHERE: SKWACHÀYS Lodge Aboriginal Hotel
Canadians enjoy freedom of expression, equal protection from discrimination and the right to life, liberty and security under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. They do not, however, have the right to drink clean water, breathe clean air or simply live on clean land. The right to a healthy environment is explicitly recognized as a
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