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ReSuRGEH is funded

The partnership has been awarded a seven-year SSHRC Partnership Grant. Work begins with the Crawford Lake research cluster.

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council has awarded ReSuRGEH a seven-year Partnership Grant. The network can now begin the work its twenty-five partner organisations spent two years designing together.

Year 1 opens on two fronts. The Crawford Lake research cluster begins preparation with Conservation Halton's Indigenous Governance body, working towards the first Open Air Sustainability Lab. And the first Alter/COP Rewrite convenes at Trent University around the COP31 decision documents.

The first Summer Institute and Spec Life Symposium will be hosted at Concordia. Calls for graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and emerging scholars will be posted here as they open.

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