Join us for our monthly research meeting (plus snacks and social time), with presentations by Alex Djedovic and Shebonti Khandaker. Location: Wilson Hall, Room 2053 and Online (Register here for Zoom link) Alex Djedovic, PhD, is a philosopher working at the intersection of biology, cognitive science, and social issues. Focused on how the sciences of life and the sciences of READ MORE
Stay tuned for registration information - this event will take place on Zoom. Existentialism is a renewable resource. What began as a literary and philosophical movement in the 19th century has undergone a profound transformation in recent years, as the conditions of habitats and inhabitants of Earth have been altered by the rapid growth of READ MORE
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Our world faces crises that require a focus on community and planetary health and well-being, but the Western mindfulness movement is primarily focused on individual self-improvement. How can Western and Indigenous sciences work together to recalibrate current practices in service of global well-being? Yuria Celidwen shares insights from her recent book Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom READ MORE