Past Events

Led by the National Council of Canadian Muslims, this workshop for the U of G campus community examines the pedagogical foundation for creating universities that are welcoming and inclusive to everyone and looks at how Islamophobia may be impacting our schools and classrooms. As a group, we will explore Islamophobia and some common myths about Islam and Muslims and will also examine how Muslims students are impacted by negative public discourses about their faith.

Held every Thursday afternoon, the Campus Food Market is open to everyone in the University of Guelph community. The market is a collaboration between the Feeding 9 Billion initiative at the Arrell Food Institute, the Guelph Lab, the Office of Sustainability and Hospitality Services.

Join us for the first installment of our Skills for Research Impact workshop series! Our first session is knowledge mobilization 101. Become familiar with how to plan for research impact and conceptualize strategies adapted to your goals and audiences

Held every Thursday afternoon, the Campus Food Market is open to everyone in the University of Guelph community. The market is a collaboration between the Feeding 9 Billion initiative at the Arrell Food Institute, the Guelph Lab, the Office of Sustainability and Hospitality Services.

Every day, local not-for-profit organizations work towards a more just, welcoming, and caring community where everyone can thrive. Their passion and commitment drive tangible transformation, and together, they make Guelph and Wellington a better place to live for all. In the poster exhibit "A Circle of Care", we sought to amplify and celebrate the work of 10 of those leading community organizations and key CESI partners. Each poster offers insights into their contexts and contributions, and invites us to take action and create change in Guelph-Wellington.

Every day at CESI, we have the privilege of partnering with a number of individuals and organizations who work tirelessly towards a more just, inclusive, and caring community. Their vision is bold and fierce, their passion is contagious, and their commitment to social change is driving tangible transformation. Together, they make Guelph and Wellington a better place to live for all.

On June 16th, 2022, join us at 10C for a podcast series launch and panel discussion to mobilize knowledge on poverty. Storied Lives: Shifting Perspectives on Poverty is a joint research project by the Guelph and Wellington Task Force for Poverty Elimination and the University of Guelphs' Community Engaged Scholarship Institute and Live Work Well Research Centre. The project aims to encourage members of the public to examine their assumptions about the causes of poverty by amplifying the voices of those experiencing poverty.   

The Waterloo Wellington Knowledge Mobilization Community invites you to join us in person on June 13 at the University of Guelph Arboretum from 10:30am-1:30pm.

Join UofG knowledge mobilization staff to discuss how we can better support your professional development needs. Would you prefer to learn about KMb via workshops or internships? Hear about job or funding opportunities? Receive more, or fewer emails from us? Tell us how we can create resources that work for you.

CESI invites everyone to visit the on-campus fresh market on April 7th, 2022, where fresh fruits and vegetables will be available for purchase. The food market will be held in the University Centre Main Square from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm.