Conflict and Resilience Research Institute Canada

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Conflict and Resilience Research Institute Canada

Conflict and Resilience Research Institute Canada

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A research-based think tank building knowledge on conflict transformation and resiliency through research and dialogue

Winnipeg, Canada Katılım Aralık 2017
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A day of reflection, resilience, and renewal— Workshop 1: Indigenous-Led Arctic Sovereignty and Climate Security 📍 Canadian Museum for Human Rights 📅 31 March 2026 Voices from across disciplines and communities gather to speak of land, identity, and survival in a changing world. From keynote insights to powerful dialogues on Arctic futures—this is more than a workshop. It is a moment of listening, learning, and honoring. #ICASUS #ArcticDialogue #IndigenousVoices #ClimateJustice #CRRIC #PolicyMatters
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As part of this effort, we invite community members to use our free app, Resilience Manitoba, available on the Play Store and App Store. The app helps users identify, document, and report extremist symbols, supporting awareness and early intervention.
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A powerful story of resilience is being shared with the world. Join us for the launch of Rohingya Stories: History and Geopolitics in a Multipolar World at Simon Fraser University. 📷 March 12, 2026 📷 4:00–5:30 PM 📷 Simon Fraser University Harbour Centre Featuring a panel discussion with MQ Zaman, Robert Anderson, Kawser Ahmed, and Jawad Qureshi exploring the history, geopolitics, and future options for the Rohingya people. An evening of reflection, dialogue, and solidarity. All are welcome. 📷 RSVP: rohingyas.eventbrite.ca #Rohingya #BookLaunch #HumanRights #SFU #RohingyaStories
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📷 Amazing Opportunity to Join The University of Winnipeg! The Canada Impact+ Research Chairs (Impact+) program is a one-time national initiative supporting institutions to attract world-leading researchers whose work tackles critical national and global challenges. Impact+ Chairs receive long-term funding and institutional support to: 📷 Build and sustain exceptional research teams 📷 Collaborate across sectors and borders 📷 Lead ambitious, transformative research projects Strategic Priority Areas: • Advanced Digital Technologies (AI, Quantum, Cybersecurity) • Health (including Biotechnology) • Clean Technology & Resource Value Chains • Environment, Climate Resilience & the Arctic • Food & Water Security • Democratic & Community Resilience • Defence & Dual-Use Technologies 📷 Eligibility Only candidates who are internationally based (working and residing outside of Canada at the application deadline) are eligible. 📷 How to Apply Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to U of W before starting the full application: 📷 EOI Link: lnkd.in/gWRCHS79 📷 EOI Deadline: March 2, 2026 📷 Please share with your network — or tag someone who should see this! Full application details can be accessed here: lnkd.in/gzv8tWtj
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CRRIC, in collaboration with the Centre for Alternatives (CA), Bangladesh, is organising a high-level dialogue on “Economic Diplomacy, Illicit Economies, and Rohingya Crisis Resolution: Canada–Bangladesh Perspectives.” 🎤 Keynote address by H.E. the Canadian High Commissioner to Bangladesh 🗓 8 January 2026 | ⏰ 08:30 AM 📍 BRAC Centre Inn, Dhaka #EconomicDiplomacy #CanadaBangladesh #RohingyaCrisis #PolicyDialogue #CRRIC #CentreForAlternatives
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BIISS and CRRIC are organizing a roundtable on “Pathways to Rohingya Repatriation and Sustainable Peace in Myanmar: Planning a National Strategy.” 👤 Chief Guest: Mr Md Touhid Hossain 🗓 06 Jan 2026 | 📍 BIISS Auditorium
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