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SDG16: Peace Justice and Strong Institutions

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  • Human Trafficking: Be a Part of the Solution

    Virtual Eastern Standard Time Zone, GA

    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!

    Join us for a training and discussion on recognizing and responding to the warning signs of human trafficking.

    Organizer: Event and Tourism Institute, Indiana University

    Hybrid event; in-person at Indiana University, Education Room Building 1128. Remote join link: https://iu.zoom.us/j/82700061156

    Free

  • Community Tourism: Is it Sustainable?

    Virtual Eastern Standard Time Zone, GA

    Head to Medellin, Colombia to gain a first-hand insight into how booming “community tourism” can impact residents living in Latin America while discovering how you can visit in more ethical way.
    Organizer: Kagumu Adventures
    Register at: https://forms.gle/JFSAXDCzHsviNtH28

  • SDG-Impact Careers Session 2: Florencio Venté (#10, #8, #16) (11am-12pm CST)

    Virtual Eastern Standard Time Zone, GA

    The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's SDG Scholars Program helps students to dive deeper into their knowledge of the SDGs, engage with peers from different communities, create original content and action plans, among other aspects. For SDG Action and Awareness week, we are making these sessions open to the public. Featured SDG-Career Guest: Florencio Venté, Co-Director of MGCY Migration / MYCP, a self-organized space empowering children and youth to contribute to and engage in intergovernmental and allied policy processes at the United Nations.
    Organizer: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln
    To Register: https://unl.zoom.us/j/93893395453?pwd=V3JGQWtWUldKdXVzdVRoVURIaDE4QT09

  • Religious Studies and Climate Justice

    Virtual Eastern Standard Time Zone, GA

    Religious studies students come to understand that religion and climate justice are not just compatible with each other, but that climate justice cannot be achieved without the mobilization and inclusion of religious communities. How do students develop this knowledge into skills for sustainability development?
    Organizer: JMU Dining
    Link to join: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/88136798892?pwd=KxX3uwq0aM0J5DxYJ2KmAROs3m0Pby.1 password: sdg

  • Growing Open Educational Resources Across Institutions: A Collaborative Cycle (1-2 pm PT)

    Join BCIT instructor Julia Alards-Tomalin and University of Alberta’s Valerie Miller to explore the exciting evolution of a cross-institutional OER project. Learn how Valerie’s educational game, “Become an Earth Doctor,” sparked a collaboration that led to BCIT students creating expansion decks focused on local BC ecosystems.

    Organizer: British Columbia Institute of Technology