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Concordia Transitions

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Concordia Transitions is a full day conference on urban agriculture and alternative economics at Concordia University with inspiring food related keynote speakers, local-activists, and student groups happening on Sunday February 8th. Ultimately we want to further inspire members of the Concordia community to transform our food system into into a fully localized, community-focused, and sustainable…

Business Beyond Tomorrow

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Over last 12 years John Molson’s Sustainable Business Group has ensured that Business Beyond Tomorrow (BBT) provides JMSB students with the opportunity to move beyond what is taught in a classroom to the reality of sustainability practices in the business world. BBT is the largest sustainable business conference at JMSB. Sustainable business looks beyond short-term…

Curveball Short Film

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My project is a 10-minute short film called Curveball that I have written and that I will direct at the end of the month with a crew of around 20 Concordia students. It is a comedy-drama about making choices you never thought you’d have to make. Inspired by real events, this film deals with the…

Is Fake News Shaping Public Opinion?

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On February 13 th 2018, we will be holding a panel discussion on the topic of fake news and public opinion. Our panel, a required project for the School of Community and Public Affairs undergraduate degree, is entitled “Is Fake News Shaping Public Opinion?”. Fake news can be understood as false information purposely being spread…

Black History Month

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Our Concordia Black History Month: Montreal Black Artists-in- Community Residency Exhibition & Programming is a three-tiered project which aims to create a platform for representing Black identity in Montreal and foster an emerging and crucial relationship between Black communities and our university. The first stage of the project, the Montreal Black Artists-in-Community Residency (Nov 2017-Janurary…

Synapses: MDes Colloquium

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The first cohort of the Concordia University Master of Design program is organising a free two-day colloquium and exhibition for graduate students engaged in research concerning social and environmental sustainability. A pilot project for a potentially annual event, the MDes cohort seeks SAF support to finance sustainable catering (for 50 participants), honoraria for undergraduate volunteers,…

From the Source

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Concordia’s Department of Geography, Planning and Environment (GPE) commits to advancing sustainability in its curriculum and social engagements. Part of this is the inclusion of Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives which are acknowledged in the fields of Geography and Environment as being rooted in more sustainable worldviews (thinking holistically, intimate relationships with the natural world, and a…

Animating the Future

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Animating the Future is a special one-day, one-time only event that comprises a series of community-building activities designed to support and highlight the contributions of students, new scholars, and emerging independent artists who study and create animated media as a critical form of artistic expression. It will take place on June 18, 2018, the day…

Rap Battles For Social Justice

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Concordia Hip Hop Community, in collaboration with The Rap Battles For Social Justice (RB4SJ), is looking to continue its success in co-presenting an artistic and educational concert series tackling social justice issues affecting our local and global communities. The first series of events, The Rap Battle For Representation, is aimed at raising awareness of the…

SCPA 321 Panel

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Our project is a one-time panel discussion about sustainable infrastructure in Montreal. We will offer all Concordia students, as well as external members of the Montreal community, a chance to learn more and take part in discussions about what sustainable infrastructure really means, where Montreal stands, and the kind of city we could expect to…
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