Media stories featuring Liette Vasseur, UNESCO Chair on Community Sustainability.
In The News Media
Jan. 2020 – Niagara This Week
Shoreline protection: why hardened structures are often not the answer
Feb. 2020 – Niagara This Week
Lincoln considering single-use plastic ban
April 2020 – Thorold News
Embrace simple hobbies, learn traditional skills amid COVID-19 pandemic: Brock professor
April 2020 – Thorold News
Upcoming virtual event hopes to address plight of migrant workers
May 2020 – Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Caribbean migrant workers risk covid19…. for Canada’s food security
May 2020 – iPolitics
As COVID-19 lockdowns lift, let’s build a more sustainable and environmentally resilient Canada
May 2020 – CBC Radio-Canada
Les femmes en sciences pourraient perdre du terrain
June 2020 – iPolitics
July 2020 – iPolitics
Investing in ecosystems: the cornerstone for sustainable renewal of the Canadian economy
July 2020 – The Telegram
Bonavista Peninsula Discovery Geopark earns UNESCO designation
October 2020 – The Narwhal
First Indigenous-led biosphere reserve in the world featured in new Canadian TV series
Jan. 2019 – University Affairs
Defining science and scientific researchers: it’s a whole new world
Feb. 2020 – The Conversation
Supporting mature female students enrolling in university STEM programs
March 2019 – University World News
Opening up universities to mature female students in STEM
May 2019 – St. Catharines Standard
Lake Erie reaching record levels
Sept. 2019 – St. Catharines Standard
Racist graffiti outrages homeowner
Nov. 2019 – Cision Canada
17ème édition canadienne des remises de bourses L’Oréal-UNESCO Pour les Femmes et la Science
June 2018 – Cision Canada
New President and Vice President appointed to the Canadian Commission for UNESCO
June 2018 – St. Catharines Standard
Brock prof to head up UNESCO commission
Nov. 2018 – Cision Canada
Nov. 2018 – University Affairs
Universities should embrace women’s non-linear career paths
Dec. 2018 – University Affairs
Conference hears of women’s continued frustration over equity in STEM fields
June 2017 – The Voice of Pelham:
Unhealthy soil a nightmare for farmers here, China
2017 – Wildfrid Laurier University Magazine:
Laurier researchers working to make soil healthier in Ontario and China
May 2017 – Niagara This Week:
Researchers studying effects of crop diversity reduction
Feb. 2014 – St. Catharines Standard
What’s going on with monarch butterflies?
