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EDGES MEMBERS FEATURED IN UBC GEOGRAPHY COLLOQUIUM SERIES IN PANEL DISCUSSION ON CREATIVE AND NARRATIVE METHODOLOGIES FOR CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
On October 21, EDGES members Leila Harris, Rachel Stern, Manvi Bhalla, and Renata Rovelo (along with artist, director, and creator Kendra Fanconi) were featured in a panel discussion entitled: Exploring Creative and Narrative Methodologies for Climate and Environmental Justice. Congrats, Leila, Manvi, Rachel and Renata! More information on the panel discussion can be found below, […] Read More
NEW PUB FROM EDGES MEMBER MANVI BHALLA: PUSHING FOR STRUCTURAL REFORMS: IMPACTS OF RACISM AND XENOPHOBIA UPON THE HEALTH OF SOUTH ASIAN COMMUNITIES IN ONTARIO, CANADA
Abstract: South Asian (SA) communities in Ontario, Canada experienced disproportionately higher rates of COVID-19 infection. Moreover, these communities also faced racism fueled by COVID-19-related misinformation and xenophobic sentiments that placed blame on them for virus transmission. The aim of this research was to understand, from the perspective of local SA communities, the causes behind higher […] Read More
CONGRATS TO EDGES MEMBER KATE LAI REYNOLDS ON THE COMPLETION OF HER MA DEGREE IN RES!!
EDGES member Kate Reynolds has successfully completed her MA degree from UBC’s Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability. Congrats, Kate! Her master’s thesis is titled “In the scent of jasmine and flavours of maqluba: plants, foods, and connection among diasporic Palestinian women and youth in Amman, Jordan”. Master’s Thesis Abstract: For many diasporic communities, plants […] Read More
NEW PUB FROM EDGES MEMBER LEILA HARRIS: (DE)CENTRALIZED WATER FUTURES: KEY DIMENSIONS OF INFRASTRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE, AND OPERATIONS
Abstract: Water system centralization and decentralization have variously been promoted as key to achieving household water security and Sustainable Development Goal 6.1. We argue that the lack of specificity with which scholars and practitioners use the terms centralization and decentralization limits our understanding of different water system configurations and their impacts. In this Primer, we […] Read More
WELCOME NEW EDGES MEMBER: ELAN FAILING
The EDGES Research Collaborative is very pleased to welcome a new member, Elan Failing, who is working on her Master’s of Arts degree under the supervision of Prof. Leila Harris and Prof. Terre Satterfield at UBC’s Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability! More about Elan below: Elan is a Master’s student at the Institute for […] Read More

EDGES is a research collaborative based at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. The acronym EDGES identifies the major themes of our research: Environment & Development: Gender, Equity, and Sustainability. The use of the term EDGE is also meant to invoke several of its meanings—highlighting the goal of cutting edge research, signaling the focus of research on marginal and vulnerable populations (women, impoverished, etc.), and also referencing the aim for sharp analysis that will serve to advance knowledge of key issues of contemporary social and environmental concern. In addition to regular research meetings, the collaborative also sponsors occasional lectures and events related to our research themes.

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EDGES MEMBERS FEATURED IN UBC GEOGRAPHY COLLOQUIUM SERIES IN PANEL DISCUSSION ON CREATIVE AND NARRATIVE METHODOLOGIES FOR CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

NEW PUB FROM EDGES MEMBER MANVI BHALLA: PUSHING FOR STRUCTURAL REFORMS: IMPACTS OF RACISM AND XENOPHOBIA UPON THE HEALTH OF SOUTH ASIAN COMMUNITIES IN ONTARIO, CANADA

CONGRATS TO EDGES MEMBER KATE LAI REYNOLDS ON THE COMPLETION OF HER MA DEGREE IN RES!!

NEW PUB FROM EDGES MEMBER LEILA HARRIS: (DE)CENTRALIZED WATER FUTURES: KEY DIMENSIONS OF INFRASTRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE, AND OPERATIONS

WELCOME NEW EDGES MEMBER: ELAN FAILING