Watershed Partners is growing! We're looking for fantastic people to join our team and help us co-design a better world. Check out our website for up-to-date job postings, and be sure to share these opportunities within your networks. https://t.co/Zj8NReNWoZ
The North is changing - are we ready to change with it? Watch a quick recap of Watershed Partner's Strength of the North Insight Gathering with @KluaneAdamek @gwichinpeterson @Clint_Nunasi @tbellnl @DerekChubb
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From applauding #frontlineworkers, to escalating need for #housingsecurity, I think #Covid_19 is encouraging us to reassess how we valuate.
Read more about my take on #explore2050 at: https://t.co/nlEQEajQOu
Catch @MediaWatershed's article in the June issue of @walrusmagazine
Our thoughts are with Ginoogaming, Matawa and Chief Celia Echum’s family. She was a truly inspirational leader dedicated to her community and to all First Nations
We are a collaborative design firm that embraces generational thinking and diverse views. We share content that reflects our philosophy. Wondering what the future could look like if it were built collaboratively? Join us. #explore2050
For the first time ever, ONCAT hosted three summer #interns. Read about what they've been up to here: https://t.co/Ydqd7wvy4V
Blog post written by intern Danielle Wong 💁🏻
Awesome opening talks at the @GBCollege Philosophy of Education conference: "Knowledge is our shared sense of our existence" - Jeremy Rifkin, on the 3rd industrial revolution, calling on us to create a shared narrative towards a sustainable energy future #PoE2019
"Don't judge me by my past lenses, because I change my prescription often" - Deanna Burgart @Indigeneer
Speaking to the importance of learning & respecting different perspectives, and the accountability & responsibilities that surround knowledge. #PoE2019#indigeneering
Things to consider with this announcement re: tuition fees.
1. Tuition fee decreases are great, but other factors like funding for the institution are important. Unis and colleges depend on tuition fees bc the government doesn’t give them enough funding. (Continued)
@AlexUsherHESA Interesting article, but I was a little confused to see (both in the piece & in the paper), no adjustment for inflation or mention of cost of living... or did I miss that? Would be interesting to see the distribution of salaries as well! Thanks for the share.