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Deadline for submission: October 30, 2020 Please submit your CRENET organized session proposals to carpe224@msu.edu as soon as possible, so we can attempt to identify and lock-in partner sections. With only two sessions, partnering...
Save the date and join us at the University of Guelph for the 2021 Triennial Conference. Guelph is “Canada’s Food University” and is internationally recognized for its impact on agricultural sciences and rural life....
February 13, 2020 @ 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Free Webinar Session/ Register at: https://survey.clicktools.com/app/survey/response.jsp Event Details:Earlier this year the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) hosted several Community Economic Development workshops (CED 101) across...
The Rural Development Institute was pleased the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) extended an invite to participate in the conversation surrounding their new report, Farmer 4.0: How the Coming Skills Revolution can Transform Agriculture. This...
Presenting a broad range of case studies, this book explores rural social movements contesting natural resource development initiatives. The Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development publication was edited by CRRF member John Devlin. Natural resource...
Monday October 21st, 2019 @ 1pm CDT ABSTRACT This webinar features the new book: Nurturing Ethics in Governance. Taming Our Rascals Within. Our working, volunteer and political relationships are tempted every day by ethical...
The Rural Policy Learning Commons and the Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation are teaming up again to deliver the New Researcher’s Forum at this year’s Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation – North Atlantic Forum 2019: Sustainable Communities conference...
NEETs are not a new invasive biting insect but a classification used to better understand and describe the employment status of young Canadians. Those classified as “NEET” are those not in employment, education or...
Exploring the futures of rural By: Wayne Kelly The world is now a digital one. People spend hours on smartphones and computers with more devices and more online activities being developed every day. Many...
MIRRA’s support allowed Mikael Hellstrom to attend the International Metropolis 2019 conference in Ottawa, June 24th-28th. Hellstrom attended two panels. The first was organized by MIRRA member Michelle Lam and focused on innovative approaches...