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Know a leader in your community who has consistently used dialogue to successfully increase mutual understanding and advance complex public issues? We want to learn more about them.

What must we change about wildfire management now to thrive in the future? On Tuesday, December 6 from 5 PM to 7 PM, SFU’s Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue is facilitating a dialogue around the rapidly changing paradigm of wildfires in BC.

Join us on November 21st as we present our recommendations for Zero-Emission Retrofits to Burnaby City Council.

The Centre's Cities and Climate Initiative and International Climate Engagement Network team is excited to go to COP27 and join the conversation on multi-level climate action and climate engagement.

As we look back on the past year through our impact report, we reflect on the times we’ve convened communities, shared stories and used dialogue as a way to explore together and find common ground. Dialogue is not only a powerful way to share different perspectives, it provides the opportunity for people to come together and co-create the next best steps forward.