Simon Black (Political Science, Resident PhD Student) had an opinion piece in the Toronto Star about the role urban youth play in the upcoming federal election.
Dr. Sigrun Kabisch (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, UFZ, Leipzig, Germany) will be presenting "Shrinking Cities: New Thinking About Urban Development" an event co-hosted by The Canadian Centre for German & European Studies (CCGES) and City Institute. 11:00 am to 12:30 pm, Room 305, York Lanes. Poster To listen to a streaming version of Sigrun […]
Roger Keil was quoted in a Toronto Star article about the redevelopment of the Dundas-Sherbourne neighborhood.
Marc Stein (History and Women's Studies) and Janine Marchessault (Fine Arts) were featured in today's Y-File because they were recently honoured with awards by the Faculty of Graduate Studies. Y-File
Liette Gilbert's (CITY Faculty Associate) article "Politics of Immigration and Controversial Refugee Reforms" as well as Simon Black and Roger Keil's article "Conquering the Urban Nation" were featured in Canada Watch Spring 2011.
Alan Mabin (University of Witswatersrand, Johannesburg) will be presenting "Scope and Dimensions of African Suburbanism" as part of SUBURBS TALKS. 305 York Lanes, 12:30 - 2pm. Poster To listen to a streaming version of Alan Mabin's presentation, click here.
CITY, CERLAC and the Graduate Program in Sociology are pleased to present "Welcome to the Capital of the 21st Century: Medellin Globalization's anticipating urbanism" a talk by Angela Stienen (Pedagogical University Berne, Switzerland). Conference Centre, 519 York Research Tower, 3:00 - 4:30pm. Please note that there is no audio file available for this talk.
Congratulations to Kat Cizek, Gerry Flahive and their team! The NFB's Highrise: Out my Window multimedia art project won an International Digital Emmy!
Heather Haynes (Toronto Free Gallery) and Mark Campbell (northsidehiphop.ca and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education) will be presenting “Shifting empowerment, remixing values” as part of our City Seminar Series. 305 York Lanes, 12:30 to 2:00pm. To listen to a streaming version of Heather Haynes and Mark Campbell's presentation, please click here.