Upcoming event: Stay tuned for details Past Events: World Game: Resilience in a Complex System Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014, 2-5:30 pm OCAD University, 100 McCaul St, Toronto Provocateur and facilitator: Tony Hodgson Followed by a Hub Event at 6 pm Location: Sin & Redemption Bar, 136 McCaul St Mitigating & Adapting to Change Thursday, June…
Past Events: -2014- Everything but the Meeting – Art of Hosting Water Dialogues “Splash Workshop” Monday, June 23, 2014, 6:00 to 8:30PM Mount Pleasant Community Centre (Arts and Crafts Room-First floor), 1 Kingsway, Vancouver, B.C. Provocateurs: Chris Corrigan and Amanda Fenton Cost: $15 Students, $25 Professionals Designing participatory processes for community engagement – Art of Hosting…
The Future of Water Workshop Series was Waterlution’s initial program, launched in 2006. This community-based series brings together outstanding young leaders, aged 18-35 years, to engage in exploration of regional water issues through inspirational, experiential and interactive, weekend-long workshops. To-date, Waterlution has hosted over 53 workshops in 30 communities across Canada (9 provinces and 2…
Upcoming event: Stay tuned for details Past events: HIGH-TECH2.0 – Leveraging local strengths in high-tech and water sectors Tuesday, March 18th, 2014 – Doors open at 6:30PM Morty’s Pub-Basement Room, Waterloo Provocateurs: Bernadette Conant, Executive Director, Canadian Water Network Cheryl Evens, RAIN Program Manager, REEP Green Solutions Tammy Middleton, Senior Hydrogeologist, Regional Municipality of Waterloo Mark…
Download Outcome Report WIL Canada 2013 September 24-29 Kananaskis, Alberta Waterlution hosted the first-of-its-kind Canadian Water Innovation Lab (CWIL) in 2010. You can learn more about CWIL2010 by watching a series of videos available on our website in the media section. We received great feedback and built the Water Innovation Lab 2013 (WIL2013) taking the…
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Video created by: Chad Chudyk
Waterlution founders Karen Kun and Tatiana Glad discuss their anticipation of the upcoming 2010 Water Innovation Lab, an “unconference” that brought 250 water stewards from across Canada together in the Rockies to build capacity towards a better water future.
