Keynote lecture and community-builders' workshop
REGISTER for Keynote lecture and community-builders' workshop
Keynote lecture and community-builders' workshop
REGISTER for Keynote lecture and community-builders' workshopThe Windsor Law Centre for Cities supports collaborative research, teaching and public engagement on the most pressing legal and policy issues for municipalities and local institutions. Our focus is on the tools for building and maintaining sustainable and inclusive communities.
On June 26, 2020, the Windsor Law Centre for Cities hosted "Windsor and the Post-Pandemic Healthy City: A Community Conversation".…
Mary Caton caught up with some student participants to share their stories and experiences at the Youth Workshop on Local…
A climate emergency — and a drive-thru for 27 cars: Windsor Star reports on municipal control over the establishment of…
(17 September 2020) By Josh Fullan [cross-posted with Spacing.ca] With school resuming, the most important message many Canadian students can…
(6 August 2020) By Gemma Smyth (Associate Professor, Windsor Law) and Zara Rhonda Mercer (3L student, Windsor Law) In 2019,…
(17 July 2020) By Aisha Poitevien, Development Officer, David Suzuki Foundation (The following are the views of the author and…
The new series from Centre for Cities-affiliated researcher Sukanya Pllay often addresses city-related topics. Recent episodes have included housing rights,…
Centre for Cities Director Dr. Anneke Smit co-authored an op-ed for the Toronto Star with UBC Allard School of Law's…
Robots are an increasingly common feature in North American public spaces. From regulations permitting broader drone use in public airspace…
This virtual workshop is a follow-up to Jay Pitter’s 22 September public keynote “The City’s Broken Promise”. The workshop is open to Windsor-based Black community...
