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SUMMARY:Maternal Mortality: Beyond an Indicator
DESCRIPTION:Maternal mortality remains a priority of the Sustainable Development Goals\, under the “Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages”. Target 3.1: By 2030\, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100\,000 live births\, is a matter that concerns professionals from different backgrounds and also families that surround women when they are pregnant and after birth. Journalists\, health providers\, doctors\, nurses\, public policy designers\, politicians\, are just a short list of who should be involved in this matter. \nThis discussion-based event\, hosted by the International Observatory in Public Health will present the connection of Maternal Mortality to the SDGs and the importance of meeting the targets. As our aim is to make this event as interactive as possible\, it will begin with a quiz about Maternal Mortality basic concepts. Afterwards\, we will present a brief conference which will include the key points regarding Maternal Mortality and how to build and interpret the specific indicator (Maternal Mortality Rate); these previous two points are meant to create a consensus on knowledge. Afterwards\, the panelists interventions will start\, they will each have the floor to share their perspectives and evaluation of the maternal mortality situation in their countries\, we will have panelists from Colombia\, Perú\, México and the USA. As the individual conferences end\, the panelists will jointly outline take-home messages and put forward new ideas to face Maternal Mortality. Finally\, the event will conclude with time for debating the ideas\, questions and perspectives typed by the audience in the comment box during the conference.\nProfessionals from different disciplines are welcome to participate. \nPresenters: \nMaria Luisa Latorre. Director of the Masters Program in Public Health. Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas. Colombia.\nLaura Castro. Master ‘s student in Public Health. Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas. Colombia.\nMarcos L González. Master’s in Biomedical Sciences. Des Moines University. USA.\nJose L. Oropeza. Master’s student in Public Health. National Institute of Public Health. México.\nMariel Palacios. Medical Student. San Martín de Porres University. Perú.\nSebastian Briceño. Master’s student in Public Health. Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas. Colombia.\nAnderson Lucena. Medical Student. Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas. Colombia. \nJoin event: https://meet.google.com/yvs-xhxi-mgq
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/maternal-mortality-beyond-an-indicator/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Maria Luisa Latorre":MAILTO:global@juanncorpas.edu.co
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T093000
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SUMMARY:2023 Great Lakes Conference: Managing Fisheries and Exploring Islands
DESCRIPTION:The 33rd Annual Great Lakes conference will feature two themes with three presentations per theme as well as a panel discussion with Q/A from participants. The themes are Fisheries Management in the Great Lakes and Great Lakes Islands. The day will also feature a presentation on PFAS in Great Lakes Fish. The conference is sponsored by Michigan State University Department of Fisheries and Wildlife\, Institute of Water Research\, Michigan Sea Grant Extension\, Michigan Department of Environment\, Great Lakes\, and Energy\, and MSU Extension. Support is provided by US Geological Survey Water Resources Research Program. The conference is free to attend. \nPresenters: \nHeather Triezenberg\, Michigan Sea Grant\nJim Bence\, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife\, Michigan State University\nJay Wesley\, Fisheries Division\, Lake Michigan Basin Coordinator\, Michigan Department of Natural Resources\nMatt Faust\, Ohio Division of Wildlife\, Sandusky Fisheries Research Station\, Sandusky\, Ohio\nJustin Chiotti\, US Fish and Wildlife Service\, Detroit River Substation\, Gibraltar\nDaniele Miranda\, Departments of Physics and Biological Sciences\, University of Notre Dame\, Notre Dame\, IN\nBretton Joldersma\, Water Resources Division\, Michigan Department of Environment\, Great Lakes\, and Energy\nMatt Preisser\, Michigan Department of Environment\, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE)\, Lansing\nJosh Cohen\, Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI)\, Michigan State University Extension\, Lansing\nPeter Huston\, Great Lakes Islands Alliance\, Stewardship Network \n  \nRegister: https://www.canr.msu.edu/iwr/events/annual-great-lakes-conference
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/2023-great-lakes-conference-managing-fisheries-and-exploring-islands/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lois Wolfson":MAILTO:wolfson1@msu.edu
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SUMMARY:The Creative Cafe: International Women’s Day 2023 (15:00-17:00 GMT)
DESCRIPTION:Using arts as a tool for education and social change\, we invite everyone to join us in an afternoon of sewing\, painting\, sign-making and reflection about the struggles of women\, girls and the vulnerable sectors in achieving equitable education. As we anchor this event to International Women’s Day 2023\, campaigning for women and girls and LGBTQIA+ education (SDG 4) and equality (SDG 5) can help us build sustainable and equitable societies and communities.\nJoin us in person or online. Bring your materials or existing projects. Remember that you do not need to be artistically inclined to join. \nThe Creative Cafe Team @ University of Strathclyde\n– Jane Catlin\, Teaching Fellow & EdD Student\, School of Education\, University of Strathclyde\n– Clare Mouat\, Teaching Fellow & EdD Student\, School of Education\, University of Strathclyde\n– McRhon Banderlipe I\, PhD Student\, School of Education\, University of Strathclyde \n  \nRegister: https://strath.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvcuGqrDIjGNUebpmns5I1PpJhbZFIMYDQ\nIn person participation option also available. See graphic.
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/the-creative-cafe-international-womens-day-2023-1500-1700-gmt/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="McRhon Banderlipe I":MAILTO:mcrhon.banderlipe@strath.ac.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T110000
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SUMMARY:Urban Gardening & Composting: Take Action in Your Community
DESCRIPTION:We head over to Colombia’s second biggest city\, Medellin\, to explore the positive social and environmental impacts urban gardening can have upon your community. Led by a local pioneer\, you will learn how to dramatically reduce your daily carbon footprint while also discovering expert techniques to be able to start a composting system for your home or university. The interactive webinar includes a presentation from local pioneer Laura Rubio and tangible take-away tools to take sustainable action straight away. \nPresenter: Laura Rubio\, local pioneer\, biologist and Kagumu Adventures tour leader \nTO REGISTER: https://forms.gle/6kaEdsUsn7YLMYeg9
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/urban-gardening-composting-take-action-in-your-community/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Simon Willis":MAILTO:simon@kagumuadventures.com
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SUMMARY:Human Trafficking: Be a Part of the Solution
DESCRIPTION:Human trafficking is happening everywhere – including at events. As professionals in the hospitality\, tourism\, events and sports industries\, it is our responsibility to be aware of this issue and take action! \nJoin us for a training and discussion on recognizing and responding to the warning signs of human trafficking. Human trafficking and its relationship to the hospitality and events industry will be discussed\, as well as ways to identify victims and respond appropriately. Participants will learn ways we can raise awareness of this continued concern and affect change. Relevant resources and MPI’s efforts to combat human trafficking will be shared with attendees. \nAlexa Bufkin will guide us through the training and Katie Riggs will facilitate discussion and idea-sharing. The goal is for everyone to be more informed and aid in the movement of preventing human trafficking. \nPresenters: \nAlexa Bufkin\, a 2022 Tourism\, Events and Sport Management (TESM) master’s student graduate.\nKatie Riggs\, Founder of Riggs + Co\, TESM alumni and past-president of Indiana Chapter of MPI. \nThe event will be hybrid. For those at Indiana University (IUPUI) the Lunch and Learn will be held in the Education Building Room 1128. For those joining remotely: \nLINK TO JOIN: https://iu.zoom.us/j/82700061156
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/human-trafficking-be-a-part-of-the-solution/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Amanda Kay Cecil":MAILTO:akcecil@iu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T140000
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SUMMARY:Teaching the SDGs: Innovations in teaching about the Sustainable Development Goals
DESCRIPTION:In an ever-changing world with increasingly complex challenges\, the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) require rethinking norms and imagining innovative solutions. Post-secondary institutions play an important role in building capacity among learners to address this work. \nWith a desire to create learning experiences that are meaningful\, creative and transformative\, educators have to reflect on how traditional teaching methods can be improved through innovation in the classroom.\nThis panel will explore innovation in the context of teaching the SDGs\, approaches to teaching using innovative strategies to help improve learning outcomes in universities and colleges across Canada. \nHosted by SDSN Canada and the Sustainability Hub at University of British Columbia \nModerator: Ramota Morenike Ojurongbe\, program coordinator SDSN Canada \nPanelists: \n1. Kshamta Hunter- Manager of Transformative Learning & Student Engagement with the UBC Sustainability Hub\n2. Dr. Alistair Edgar- Associate Professor of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University\n3. Aditi Garg is an educational development specialist\, University of Saskatchewan\n4. Rosalind Warner\, College Professor at Okanagan College\n5. Dr. Candy Ho- University Lead\, Sustainable Development Goals at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Office of the Provost and Vice President Academic \n  \nRegister: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/virtual-event-teaching-the-sdgs-tickets-536261250837
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/teaching-the-sdgs-innovations-in-teaching-about-the-sustainable-development-goals/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ramota Ojurongbe":MAILTO:rmojurongbe@uwaterloo.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T140000
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SUMMARY:Inner Development Goals
DESCRIPTION:What Inner Shifts or human growth needs to happen in order for us to reach the SDGs collectively? \nThe Inner Development Goals is a framework launched in 2022 to support the achievement of the 17 SDGs.\nThe starting point for the IDG initiative was the reflection that the SDGs provide goals and a vision of what needs to happen\, but progress along this vision has so far been disappointing because we lack the inner capacity to deal with our increasingly complex environment and challenges. \n“The success of an intervention depends on the interior condition of the intervener.” Bill O´Brien \nThe IDGs framework maps which abilities\, qualities or skills we need to foster among individuals\, groups\, and organizations that play crucial roles in working to fulfill the SDG. It involves a range of cognitive and emotional skills. \nThe 5 Categories with the 23 skills and qualities:\n– Being – Relationship to Self\n– Thinking: Cognitive skills\n– Relating: Caring for others\n– Collaborating: Social Skills\n– Acting: Driving Change \nWatch this video (https://vimeo.com/643897255) to learn more about the IDG and the scientific advisors which are involved\, such as:\nAmy C. Edmondson\, Ph.D.\, Harvard Business School\nJennifer Garvey Berger\, Ph.D.\, Harvard University\nOtto Scharmer\, Senior Lecturer\, MIT Sloan School of Management\nPeter Senge\, Senior Lecturer\, MIT Sloan School of Management\nRobert Kegan\, Ph.D.\, Harvard University\nDaniel J. Siegel\, MD UCLA \nRegister here: https://forms.gle/L1zXu69Rp1yaeJVq8
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/inner-development-goals/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rafaela Rolim":MAILTO:rrolim@brazilianexperience.com.br
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T173000
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SUMMARY:International Women’s Day – Reproductive Health in the U.S.
DESCRIPTION:It’s Women’s History Month! How are you celebrating? \nJoin UNA-MHV and SUNY NP Dept. of Women’s Gender and Sexualities to discuss the Human Rights Implications of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Our guest speaker Katherine Mayall will be here to share how this decision will impact the access to fill reproductive health in the U.S. \n  \nFacilitator: Dr. Ş. İlgü Özler\, Professor\, SUNY New Paltz\nGuest Speaker: Katherine Mayall\, Director of Strategic Initiatives\, Center for Reproductive Rights. \n  \nRegister: https://newpaltz.webex.com/weblink/register/ra388e20e788ee998cc82f7efac1c907a
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/international-womens-day-reproductive-health-in-the-u-s/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rommyani Basu":MAILTO:rommyanib@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230307T203000
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CREATED:20230130T172850Z
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SUMMARY:Educating for Tomorrow’s Unknowns: Sustainability Front and Centre
DESCRIPTION:Climate change or rising inequalities\, whether happening locally or in other parts of the world\, do not only impact our individual future but are central for collective action in tackling these and other global challenges. \nHow can we understand global issues? How can we learn to live happily\, sustainably\, and ethically without the feeling of only cutting back? What does this exactly mean for educators\, parents\, and students? \nJoin us for a public lecture on 7 March 2023 at 7 pm (EST) on the potential of educating for a sustainable future for young people to become global citizens in this complicated world. \nPresenter: Charles Hopkins\, UNESCO Chair in Reorienting Education towards Sustainability\, York University Toronto (Canada) \nLINK TO REGISTER:  https://www.yorku.ca/edu/events/educating-for-tomorrows-unknowns-sustainability-front-and-centre/ 
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/educating-for-tomorrows-unknowns-sustainability-front-and-centre/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Katrin Kohl":MAILTO:kkhol@edu.yorku.ca
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