The second e-Dialogue on The Climate Imperative: The Provincial Context has now been published. Please download here.

The first e-Dialogue on The Climate Imperative: The Art of the Possible has now been published.

A new case study exploring Rural Car Share Operations in the Kootney by Colleen Matte has been published.

A new video is being shared through CRC HEADTalks.

The transcript for the Social Innovation e-Dialogue held on April 15, 2015 is now avialable here.

We have also published the word clouds highlighting the main thoughts and ideas from our conversation.

Stay tuned for more e-Dialogues coming in May.

The transcript for the Future of Work e-Dialogue held on January 29, 2015 is now avialable here.

We have also published the word clouds from each of the eight virtual dialogues we have led over the last two years to see the main themes we will be discussing on February 27th during the peer-to-peer learning exchange in Victoria, B.C.

We have just released a new video on HEAD Talks, entitled Will Work For.

Meeting the Climate Change Challenge (MC³): The role of the Internet in climate change research dissemination and knowledge mobilization, an article on the knowledge mobilization activities of the first phase of the MC³project, has recently been published through Environmental Communication: A Journal of Nature and Culture.

We have just released a new video on HEAD Talks, entitled Food for Thought.

What are the energy and transportation needs of Canadians? How are we, as individuals, contributing to national and global emissions? What is a day in the life of our carbon footprint? Check out this video that blends animation with footage to try to make sense of what national greenhouse gas emissions statistics mean in day-to-day life.