Envisioning Environmental Wellness
Address
Seeley Hall, Trinity College - 6 Hoskin Avenue
Dates
Event start date : 02/07/2025
Event end date : 02/07/2025
Event start time : 12:00 PM
Event end time : 6:30 PM
Event Description
Are you concerned about our collective planetary future? How is that affecting your emotional health? Join us for an ecological health and psychological resiliency symposium.
The Integrated Sustainability Initiative of Trinity College and the School of the Environment is partnering with the Buddhism Psychology and Mental Health program to address pressing issues of climate anxiety, ecoanxiety, critical hope and nature deficit. Experts in the field will discuss these topics with student environmental advocates. Then you will have the opportunity to participate in reimagining our collective future with a sustainability futurist. The afternoon will be preceded by an opening mindfulness practice and reflection on land and Indigenous perspectives, and close with opportunities for further discussion, networking and hands-on student-led activities.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, February 7, 2025
Time: 12 - 6:30 PM
Location: Seeley Hall, Trinity College – 6 Hoskin Ave.
Register today!
Event Schedule:
12 - 12:30 pm - Indigenous Perspectives and Mindfulness Practice
Mikayla Redden & Dr. Elli Weisbaum
12:30 - 2:30 pm - Student & Researcher Perspectives
Dr. Britt Wray, Author of Generation Dread
Dr. Amy Mui, The EcoHope Project
Swelen Andari, CAMH Climate Resilience and Youth Mental Health
Lizramona Mwakitwange, HBSc Student
Mallory Furlong, MScSM Student
Tariq Harney, MA Student
2:30 - 3:30 pm - Break
3 - 4:30 pm - Imagining Sustainable Futures: A Workshop with Julius Lindsay
Julius Lindsay
4:30 - 5:30 pm - Reception
5 - 6:30 pm - Student-led Parallel Sessions
Register today!
Host/Organizers
Dr. Nicole Spiegelaar
Dr. Elli Weisbaum
Dr. Simon Appolloni
With Support From: Honour Stahl, Kate Beshiri, Trinity College Wellness Team
Please note: This event is being held at Trinity College and Trinity College respects your privacy. College events may be recorded in various ways, including photography, video and audio recordings. These photographs and recordings may be used for official purposes, such as promoting the College in both print and electronic format, including Trinity`s web and social media sites. Individuals will not be named without consent. If you have any questions, please contact Trinity College’s Privacy Officer: privacy@trinity.utoronto.ca.
The Integrated Sustainability Initiative of Trinity College and the School of the Environment is partnering with the Buddhism Psychology and Mental Health program to address pressing issues of climate anxiety, ecoanxiety, critical hope and nature deficit. Experts in the field will discuss these topics with student environmental advocates. Then you will have the opportunity to participate in reimagining our collective future with a sustainability futurist. The afternoon will be preceded by an opening mindfulness practice and reflection on land and Indigenous perspectives, and close with opportunities for further discussion, networking and hands-on student-led activities.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, February 7, 2025
Time: 12 - 6:30 PM
Location: Seeley Hall, Trinity College – 6 Hoskin Ave.
Register today!
Event Schedule:
12 - 12:30 pm - Indigenous Perspectives and Mindfulness Practice
Mikayla Redden & Dr. Elli Weisbaum
12:30 - 2:30 pm - Student & Researcher Perspectives
Dr. Britt Wray, Author of Generation Dread
Dr. Amy Mui, The EcoHope Project
Swelen Andari, CAMH Climate Resilience and Youth Mental Health
Lizramona Mwakitwange, HBSc Student
Mallory Furlong, MScSM Student
Tariq Harney, MA Student
2:30 - 3:30 pm - Break
3 - 4:30 pm - Imagining Sustainable Futures: A Workshop with Julius Lindsay
Julius Lindsay
4:30 - 5:30 pm - Reception
5 - 6:30 pm - Student-led Parallel Sessions
Register today!
Host/Organizers
Dr. Nicole Spiegelaar
Dr. Elli Weisbaum
Dr. Simon Appolloni
With Support From: Honour Stahl, Kate Beshiri, Trinity College Wellness Team
Please note: This event is being held at Trinity College and Trinity College respects your privacy. College events may be recorded in various ways, including photography, video and audio recordings. These photographs and recordings may be used for official purposes, such as promoting the College in both print and electronic format, including Trinity`s web and social media sites. Individuals will not be named without consent. If you have any questions, please contact Trinity College’s Privacy Officer: privacy@trinity.utoronto.ca.