• How are researchers and educators collaborating beyond post-secondary institutions? Contributors to this discussion outline their methodologies, ethics, and practices for community-engaged research and learning. Panelists including Sherry Fukuzawa, Councillor Veronica […]

  • Nearshore Gathering: Collaborative and Community-Engaged Research

    "How are researchers and educators collaborating beyond post-secondary institutions? Contributors to this discussion outline their methodologies, ethics, and practices for community-engaged research and learning. Sherry Fukuzawa, Councillor Veronica King-Jamieson, and […]

  • Healthy Great Lakes for Future Generations

    On December 1st, 2022, Water Allies, in partnership with Environmental Defence, ran a panel with Michelle Woodhouse and Deborah McGregor, two Indigenous women who are working to protect the Great […]

  • Two-Eyed Seeing on the Humber: Explore the Salmon Runs with Water Allies

    Weston Lions Park 2125 Lawrence Avenue West, Toronto, Canada

    You are invited to join Water Allies for an event on October 1st, hosted in partnershiip with Star Nahwegahbo from Earth Works Visions, Elder Whabagoon of Nikibii Dawadinna Giigwag, and Water Rangers. The event is public and open to all. It will bring together Anishnaabek and Western science perspectives on the salmon runs, water protection, and the importance of caring for the rivers in our ravines.

  • Weaving Together Grassroots Water Protectors

    Water Allies is pleased to announce a panel featuring the work of two movements working to protect the water: Protect the Tract and Wellington Water Watchers.

  • CONFLUENCE 2024

    William Doo Auditorium 45 Willcocks St, New College, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    CONFLUENCE 2024 NEXT WAVE OF ACTION ON COMMUNITY-DRIVEN WATER MONITORING About Confluence: Confluence is an open workshop spotlighting the new wave of action on community-driven water monitoring. The 2 day event […]

  • Plastic Peoples Movie Screening & Panel Event

    130 St. George St., Toronto 130 St. George St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    We invite you to the Screening of Plastic Peoples Documentary, to raise awareness and spark action on the growing issue of plastic pollution.