Weathering the Storm: Learning to Thrive Through Dark Times

In an era of rapid change and uncertainty, there has never been a more meaningful time to embark on graduate studies. The MA in Environmental Education and Communication (MAEEC) offers more than just a degree—it provides a sanctuary for deep learning, a space designed with the earth in mind, where imagination, resilience, and meaningful communication converge.

Join us for an inspiring conversation on systems literacy, where we’ll explore how to navigate paradox, complexity, and adaptation in an ever-changing world. Through the lens of Indigenous and nature-rooted wisdom, we’ll discuss how embracing the cycles of life, death, and renewal can help us grow into more resilient, aware, and responsible individuals—capable of contributing to the greater ecological whole.

This event features Dr. Hilary Leighton, Professor & Program Head, alongside special guests Dr. Jason Young, Associate Faculty and a panel of MAEEC alumni and students who will share their transformative experiences in the program.

Whether you’re considering graduate school or seeking fresh perspectives on how to thrive through challenging times, this session promises thought-provoking discussions and meaningful connections.

We encourage you to register even if you are unable to attend. Everyone who registers will receive a link to the webinar recording.

If you have any questions, contact an enrolment advisor.