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URL:/climate-institute/events/climate-and-disaster-risk
 -boot-camp
SUMMARY:Climate and Disaster Risk Boot Camp
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nInterested in learning about climate and disaster r
 isk\, and how to\napply these topics to your research and teaching?\n\nJoi
 n Dr. Rodrigo Costa from Systems Design Engineering at the\nUniversity of 
 À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ and Dr. Jose Di Bella from À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s\nClimate Institute for a
  Climate and Disaster Risk Boot Camp.\n\nIn this half-day workshop\, part
 icipants will be introduced to the\nbasics of disaster and climate risk\, 
 climate risk assessment and\ncatastrophe modeling\, explore examples of re
 search partnerships to\ndevelop new tools\, solutions and capacity buildin
 g\, and share\nknowledge and network with colleagues.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/climate-cafe
SUMMARY:Climate Cafe
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nLooking for a fun way to unwind\, enjoy free food\,
  and test your\nclimate trivia knowledge? Join us for an evening of pizza\
 , games\, and\ngreat conversations! Connect with like-minded people\, chal
 lenge\nyourself with climate-themed trivia\, and win exciting prizes.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/climate-speed-hack
SUMMARY:Climate Speed Hack
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nCome race against the clock to find innovative solu
 tions to climate\nchallenges!\n\nOpen to all UW students\, regardless of t
 echnical background. NO\nTECHNICAL BACKGROUND REQUIRED!\n\nRapid version o
 f a hackathon\, participants will be teamed up at the\nevent and work toge
 ther to ideate\, research and brainstorm solutions\nto problems in climate
  change\, climate adaptation\, reducing GHGs\, and\ngenerating climate hop
 e\, all in 3-hours.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/student-forum-climate-cha
 nge-your-curriculum
SUMMARY:Student Forum: Climate Change in your Curriculum
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nCalling all students from professional degree progr
 ams at UÀ¶Ý®ÊÓƵ! \nJoin us for a lively and interactive session where yo
 u’ll get to\nshare your experiences and ideas with students from other d
 isciplines\nand help shape a project to integrate climate change into the\
 ncurriculum of your program.   \n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/student-climate-con
SUMMARY:Student Climate Con
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJoin the À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Climate Institute's Student Clim
 ate Action\nProgram for Student Climate Con 2025 on February 7th at Fed
 eration\n(FED) Hall. This full-day convention features inspiring keynotes\
 ,\npanels\, workshops\, and a student showcase addressing climate anxiety\
 nand hope. Highlights include interactive sessions\, poster awards\,\nnetw
 orking\, and lunch. The event's objectives are fostering climate\naction\,
  building community\, and supporting climate emotions. Themes\nlike Clima
 te Hope and Youth Climate Anxiety take centre stage\,\nempowering atten
 dees as catalysts for change. \n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/climate-con-call-posters
SUMMARY:Climate Con: Call for Posters
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nCalling all undergrad and grad students! You are in
 vited to submit a\nproposals to present at the Student Showcase at this ye
 ar’s Climate\nCon 2025 hosted on Friday February 7th 2025. The Climate C
 on is an\nannual climate change convention\, organized to showcase the\nco
 ntributions of students across all disciplines that tackle climate\nchange
 . \n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/paint-unwind
SUMMARY:Paint & Unwind
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJoin the student climate action program's student c
 limate council for\nPaint & Unwind! Take some time to relax before finals 
 on our Paint &\nUnwind night! Join us to create beautiful leaf-printed bag
 s as well as\nunique painted designs\, unwind with friends\, and enjoy a c
 ozy night of\ncreativity.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/climate-science-bootcamp-
 peter-crank
SUMMARY:Climate Science Bootcamp with Peter Crank
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJoin Dr. Peter Crank from UÀ¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s Climate Ins
 titute for an\nengaging Climate Science Boot Camp designed exclusively for
  graduate\nstudents and faculty who want to confidently teach climate chan
 ge.\nThis workshop covers climate science basics\, myth debunking\, and\np
 rovides a safe space for questions. Connect with instructors from\nWaterlo
 o\, Laurier\, and Conestoga to discuss student needs\, explore\nclimate ch
 ange’s impact across disciplines\, and address emotions\nlike hope and d
 espair in teaching. Afterward\, network with peers at\nthe Grad House for 
 informal conversation and support.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/walking-path-hope-climate
 -anxiety-and-healing-forest
SUMMARY:Walking the Path of Hope - Climate Anxiety and the Healing Forest 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJoin us for an empowering event that explores the d
 eep connections\nbetween land\, climate\, and healing\, featuring a firesi
 de chat with Dr.\nKelsey Leonard and Elder Myeengun Henry. Attendees will 
 also\nexperience the Healing Forest exhibit with snacks and refreshments\,
 \nreflecting on the impacts of colonialism and the resilience of\nIndigeno
 us people.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/eco-haunt-bonfire
SUMMARY:Eco Haunt: Bonfire
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nCome and join the Climate Action Program's for thei
 r student event:\nEco Haunt! Join the spooky Halloween night celebration w
 earing your\nbest costume! Enjoy delicious s’mores and hot chocolate by 
 the fire.\n 
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