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Create Your Own Valentine

February 11, 2026

Express your creativity and create your own valentine!

AI and the Future of Quantitative Geography &amp; Planning Education

AI and the Future of Quantitative Geography & Planning Education

February 3, 2026

Speakers:

Professor Renee Siebe

Professor Peter Kedron

Join us for an afternoon exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping quantitative geography and planning.

2025 Virtual Open House: Graduate Programs in Geography and Planning

November 20, 2025

Interested in Graduate Programs? Join us for a Virtual Open House and learn more about our Graduate Programs in Geography and Planning!

Community Land Trusts: Building Local Power for Systems Change

November 6, 2025

Speakers:

Kuni Kamizaki

Joshua Barndt

Community Land Trusts (CLTs) are gaining momentum across Canada as community-led strategies for anti-displacement, affordable housing pre

Book Launch & Reception Let Geography Die: Chasing Derwent's Ghost at Harvard

September 26, 2025

Speakers:

Alison Mountz

Matt Farish

Trevor Barnes

Michelle Buckley

Kira Williams

Winifred Curran

Rowan Flad

Emily Gilbert

An investigative history of the closure of Harvard's geography program in the mid-twentieth century due to homophobia and wider institutional polit

&#039;Doing&#039; trans ecologies: enacting methodological vulnerability through graphic participation

'Doing' trans ecologies: enacting methodological vulnerability through graphic participation

April 17, 2025

Speakers:

Dr. Sage Brice

How can we hold space for co-theorising with participants, such as trans and nonbinary people, who may feel alienated or vulnerable in academic set

After The Condo Boom: Confronting a New Era of City Building in Toronto

March 31, 2025

Speakers:

Renée Gomes

Toronto is contending with a housing crisis in the context of fiscal constraints, market and political uncertainty, and a rapidly changing legisla

Advancing Urban Accessibility for Inclusive Cities

April 2, 2025

Speakers:

Rafael Pereira

Urban accessibility is the ease with which people can reach activities such as employment, food, health and education services.

PAC Spring Social 2025: Housing Affordability, What Can Toronto Learn from Other Cities?

April 10, 2025

Speakers:

Sabine Matheson (Moderator)

Heather Tremain (Panelist)

Kennedy Stewart (Panelist)

Rishab Mehan (Panelist)

The 29th annual Friends of Planning Spring Social is presented by the

If Need Be by Pejvak

February 7, 2025

Speakers:

Rouzbeh Akhbari

Felix Kalmenson

If Need Be presents a constellation of stories about water scarcity in the arid regions of Central Asia, ancient Persia, and the

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