About
The Women and Water Lecture Series, hosted by the Global Institute for Water Security, Global Water Futures - Young Professionals and Global Water Futures, will occur monthly from January to April. The series will showcase research, support young professionals and provide a space for dialogue and networking. Additionally, the series will explore water-related challenges, roles of women in water, gendered water-related impacts, women researchers in water, and challenges and opportunities facing female water researchers.
2021 Schedule
All lectures will be virtual and held at 12:30 pm CST (UTC-6)
Date | Topic | Guests | ||
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January 14 |
Water Policy |
Felicia Marcus, Stanford University Graham Strickert, University of Saskatchewan |
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February 11 |
Sustainable Ecosystems |
Isabelle Durance, Cardiff University Jared Wolfe, University of Saskatchewan |
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March 18 |
Valuing Water |
Diane Dupont, Brock University Diana Karanja, COHESU Andrea Rowe, University of Saskatchewan |
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April 8 |
Women in the Field |
Stephanie Pow, Water Survey of Canada Lorelei Ford, Water Security Agency Lindsey Langs, University of Saskatchewan |
Past Lecture Series
Women and Water Playlist: December 2018 - April 2019
- Women in Water: A Goal of Roles, Responsibilities, and Opportunities
- Climate Change and Society, featuring:
- Dr. Maureen Reed, Reseaercher, University of Saskatchewan
- Dr. David Natcher, Researcher, University of Saskatchewan
- Maria Mora, PhD Candidate
- Ecosystem Services, featuring:
- Dr. Heidi Swanson, Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo
- Dr. Michelle Johnson-Jennings, Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan
- Dr. Patrick Lloyd-Smith, Assistant Professor, University of Saskatchewan
- Knowledge Mobilization, featuring:
- Kathryn Warden, Director of Research and Profile, University of Saskatchewan
- Stephanie Merrill, Knowledge Mobilization Specialist, University of Saskatchewan
- Holly Annand, PhD Candidate
- Snow and Ice, featuring:
- Dr. Gwenn Flowers, Glaciologist, Simon Fraser University
- Caroline Aubry-Wake, PhD Candidate