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202102OctAll DayOcean Symposium 2021(All Day: Saturday) Region:OnlineTopic:Ocean Community,SustainabilityCost:$Confidence:High Tagsonline,Weekend

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PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS THE ONLINE (ZOOM) REGISTRATION PAGE

The Ocean Symposium 2021 – “Think Global, Act Local”. Live from the stunning Durbar Hall at the Hastings Museum & Art Gallery: we will have World class speakers, presentations, local and global science, underwater films, and a global collection to explore. Join us in-person or from anywhere in the UK or around the world live through Zoom!

‘Think Global, Act Local’

2021 is an important year for marine conservation with the United Nations launching the Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021 – 2030). This Decade will provide a common framework to ensure that ocean science can fully support countries’ actions to sustainably manage the Oceans and more particularly to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development .

To link with and support the Decade, the United Nations Association, in collaboration with Sussex Wildlife Trust, are hosting the Ocean Symposium 2021.

We are bringing you exciting, world class speakers from Sussex and around the globe. The Symposium is encouraging people to ‘Think Global, Act Local’ about our Oceans, with talks on inspiring local projects, and from researchers further afield tackling global issues. There will also be talks from youth voices bringing you their perspectives on marine conservation, and on ocean innovation, highlighting exciting technology which is helping to innovate marine research.

At this event we will launch the Sussex Blue Charter

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Opening Ceremony: Launch of UN Decade of Ocean Science in the United Kingdom

The Mayor of Hastings – Cllr James Bacon

Nelson Kay – Cleaner Ocean Foundation/ Vice Chair UNA Climate & Oceans

SPEAKERS:

Dr Ian Hendy – Senior Lecturer, Institute of Marine Sciences, University of Portsmouth/ Centre for Blue Governance – “Tropical marine ecosystems, ocean acidification and the climate crisis”

Dr Corina Ciocan FHEA, M.R.S.B., Senior Lecturer, Centre for Aquatic Environments, University of Brighton – “Marine micro plastic pollution in Sussex”

Tim Dapling, Chief Fisheries & Conservation Officer, Sussex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority – “Sussex IFCA’s Nearshore Trawling Byelaw explained”

Nadia Frontier, Marine Biologist/ Researcher, speaking live through Zoom from Rothera Research Station, Antarctica (British Antarctic Survey) – “Diving into Antarctic benthic ecosystems”.

Nathan Hunt & Phoebe Chadwick, RS Aqua Ltd. Speakers – “Cutting Edge Marine Technology and Ocean Science”

Nikki Hills – Project Manager, Sussex Wildlife Trust – Wild Coast Sussex project

Sam Hickling MSc, Oceanographer at ARC Marine Ltd – “Marine innovation for the XXI Century”

Youth Presentation – UNA Youth Ambassadors

The event is being held at the Hastings Museum and Art Gallery in Hastings, Sussex UK. There are options to attend the event in person or to stream it live online.

TO ATTEND THIS EVENT IN-PERSON PLEASE REGISTER HERE

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ocean-symposium-2021-tickets-168093378821?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

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Saturday, October 2 - 12:00am 2021

202104OctAll Day08All-Energy and Dcarbonise Week 2021 Virtual Summit(All Day) Organizer: Oceanology International Region:OnlineTopic:Climate Change,EnergyCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202105OctAll Day07DEFSEC Atlantic 2021(All Day) Halifax Convention Centre, 1650 Argyle Street Organizer: Atlantic Canada Aerospace & Defence and Oceans Advance Region:AtlanticTopic:Defence,Networking,TechnologyCountry:CanadaConfidence:High TagsIn person,Weekday

202106OctAll DayWe're All in the Same Boat: Scotian Shelf and Gulf of Maine - Newfoundland & Labrador(All Day: Wednesday) Organizer: NERACOOS and CIOOS Atlantic Region:OnlineTopic:Educational,ExplorationCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202107Oct1:00 PM2:00 PMWebinar | Growing Out Atlantic Canada’s Aquaculture Industry1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Organizer: McInnes Cooper Region:OnlineTopic:AquacultureCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202107Oct6:00 PM8:00 PM2021 Save Our Seas Distinguished Speaker Series: Shark Conservation Panel Discussion6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EDT Organizer: Museum of Discovery and Science Region:OnlineTopic:Conservation,Educational,EnvironmentCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

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The 2021 Save Our Seas Distinguished Speaker Series program will feature scientists, conservationists, researchers and educators who will share their passion for our oceans in programs designed for museum guests of all ages.

This year MODS has an exciting lineup of presenters who will discuss their research-discoveries across a spectrum of topics; from sharks to manta rays, sawfish and much more! We are also bringing back our popular Sea Turtle and Shark Expert Panel Discussion, which will feature prominent researchers and conservationists from across the region.

Come see our Shark Discovery Cart located near the shark exhibit within Florida Ecoscapes. This interactive learning station will enable museum guests to learn about sharks, conservation, and the amazing work supported by Save Our Seas Foundation.

Be sure to catch these programs virtually via Zoom or live at MODS and stop by the Shark Discovery Cart when you are here!

August 5 at 6:00 p.m. Microplastics. The presenter will be Alina Wierczorek, Ph.D. student at the University of Ireland, Galway.

September 2 at 6:00 p.m. Manta Ray Panel Discussion. The presenters will be Guy Stevens, Ph.D., Chief Executive and Founder of the Manta Trust; and Emily Humble, research fellow at the University of Edinburgh and genetics specialist at Manta Trust

October 7 at 6:00 p.m. Shark Conservation Panel Discussion. The presenters will be Stephen Kajiura, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Florida Atlantic University; Marianne Porter, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Florida Atlantic University; and Hannah Medd, founder of the American Shark Conservancy.

November 7 at 1:00 p.m. Sea Turtle Season Wrap-Up. The presenter will be Derek Burkholder, Ph.D., director of Broward County Sea Turtle Conservation Program and Marine Environmental Education Center, research scientist at the Guy Harvey Research Institute and Save Our Seas Shark Research Center. PLEASE NOTE: This event is onsite at the Museum.

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Thursday, October 7 - 6:00pm 2021 - Thursday, October 7 - 8:00pm 2021

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Museum of Discovery and Science

202108Oct2:30 PM3:30 PMCanada’s Ocean Supercluster Annual General Meeting2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Organizer: Canada's Ocean Supercluster Region:OnlineTopic:Networking,Ocean CommunityCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202113Oct1:00 PMBlueprint for Coastal Adaptation1:00 PM Region:OnlineTopic:Climate Change,EducationalCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202114OctAll Day162021 Inclusive SciComm Symposium(All Day) Organizer: University of Rhode Island Metcalf Institute Region:OnlineCost:$Confidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

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The Inclusive SciComm Symposium aims to convene science communication (SciComm) practitioners, scholars, and educators working across many disciplines, sectors, methods, settings, and topics to discuss practical approaches for advancing inclusive approaches to SciComm and public engagement. The symposium defines SciComm in its broadest sense, as any information exchange designed to engage specific audiences in conversations or activities related to science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or medicine (STEMM).

Inclusive SciComm comprises varied perspectives, including community engagement, informal science learning, arts, community organizing, journalism, community-based participatory research, inclusive pedagogy, service learning, library science, and many others. The purpose of the Inclusive SciComm Symposium is to build a community that actively challenges the dominant norms of STEMM and deficit-oriented approaches to communication culture, and promotes science communication that values individual and group assets, especially those of typically marginalized groups. Through these transformations, the Inclusive SciComm community will reimagine and change how science is conducted and discussed.

Practical approaches to inclusive SciComm are particularly important given the pandemic and ongoing, structural inequities. These overlapping events and experiences have highlighted the urgent need for action. We need strategies for putting intentionality, reciprocity, and reflexivity – the key traits of inclusive science communication – into practice. Science communication is continually and rapidly changing; therefore, we must be aware of our intent and impact as we communicate, educate, and research.

This event is one piece of a much broader movement. Join us!

Registration Pricing (this includes full access to all three days of the Symposium):

Students: Free
Postdoctoral Scholars: $50
Professionals: $200
Exhibit Booth: $105 (add-on)

If you cannot afford the registration fee, please enter promo code FREE when prompted in the registration process. This will provide a 100% discount on the registration price.

Alternatively, if you would like to sponsor another attendee, please contact Metcalf Institute.

Registrants may choose to purchase an exhibit booth for the 2021 Inclusive SciComm Symposium as part of registration for an additional fee of $105. Symposium organizers will be in touch to confirm access to your exhibitor space and the Exhibitor Center by September 20 so you can begin building your booth. Booth hosts can upload digital content as well as header, logo, background, a description blurb, your URL, and social links. The symposium Exhibitor Center on the virtual platform is where exhibitors can manage meetings with attendees (if desired) and see booth analytics. Your booth will remain on the 2021 ISCS platform and accessible to registrants until either you remove it or the platform is disassembled by the organizers. See more detail on exhibit booths here.

Accessibility

The Symposium aims to meaningfully include:

Disabled attendees with visual, oral, cognitive, or motor impairments that affect how they interface with computers, pre-conference content, and digital conference platforms;
Attendees with caregiving responsibilities;
Attendees in different time zones; and
Attendees without material institutional support (i.e., funding).

The Symposium will have ASL interpreters and live captioning for keynote talks and automated captioning at all events. As part of the registration process, you will be asked to indicate whether you need ASL interpreting and/or live captioning to maximize your participation in the conference.

In order to arrange for all necessary accommodations, please make all of your accessibility requests by registering for the conference by September 23, 2021. If you have any questions about this, contact Katharine McDuffie at Metcalf Institute.

All speakers are expected to make their presentations as accessible as possible. This includes speaker-provided closed captioning for pre-recorded lightning talks, verbal descriptions of images during presentations, and a high-contrast color scheme for slides. For more information on how to make your presentation accessible, see the excellent guidance provided by Composing Access. Speakers will be provided with additional guidance.

A tip sheet will be available for all Symposium participants in advance to explain the use of our conference platform, Swapcard, to ensure the most beneficial experience.

Symposium programming will begin at 1:00 p.m. and conclude by 5:00 p.m. EDT to make the timing more manageable for attendees across time zones. Unless requested by session organizers, all sessions will be recorded and archived on the Symposium platform for at least two months. After that, recordings will be posted on the Metcalf Institute YouTube channel and https://inclusivescicomm.org.

*We have gratefully borrowed much of the language above from the guidance written by Dr. Lauren Cagle for the ARSTM@NCA 2020 Virtual Pre-Conference on Social Justice.

Thank you to our generous sponsors!

Science Sandbox, an initiative of the Simons Foundation
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
The Kavli Foundation
Rita Allen Foundation
University of Rhode Island Division of Research and Economic Development
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Schmidt Ocean Institute
American Association for the Advancement of Science Center for Public Engagement with Science and Technology
American Association for the Advancement of Science Dialogue on Science, Ethics, & Religion
University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography
Union of Concerned Scientists
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Communicating Science, Health, Environment & Risk Division
University of Rhode Island Office of Community, Equity and Diversity

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Thu, Oct 14, 2021, 1:00 PM –

Sat, Oct 16, 2021, 6:00 PM ADT

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Thursday, October 14 - 12:00am 2021 - Saturday, October 16 - 11:59pm 2021

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University of Rhode Island Metcalf Institute

202115Oct1:24 PM1:24 PMOur oceans: A deep dive on fishing1:24 PM - 1:24 PM AST Organizer: Institute for Policy Research Region:OnlineTopic:Fishing,Ocean ScienceCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202118OctAll Day22IMBIZO 6: Marine Biosphere Research: Buoyant Solutions for Ocean Sustainability(All Day) Organizer: IMBeR Region:OnlineTopic:Climate Change,Data,Educational,Fisheries,Marine,Networking,Ocean Awareness and Literacy,Ocean Community,Ocean Science,TechnologyCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,networking,online,Webinar,Weekday

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IMBIZO6 will follow the usual format with three concurrent but interacting workshops:

Workshop 1: Exploring potential marine options for climate intervention

Workshop 2: Lighting the ‘grey zone’: how can we integrate human dimensions in decadal-scale prediction systems?

Workshop 3: Ocean governance and climate adaptation: comparing responses, charting future courses

The topics to be addressed during IMBIZO6 will progress this aim and showcase the positive, ‘buoyant’ solutions for ocean sustainability being discussed and implemented throughout the world.

Global change (including global warming, sea level rise and ocean acidification), driven by human-derived increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂), poses one of the greatest threats to ocean health and human well-being. In order to limit global warming to 1.5^oC above pre-industrial levels, almost 20 billion tonnes of CO₂ might need to be removed from the atmosphere each year until 2100. Workshop 1 investigates whether the vast oceans could and should play a role in this climate mitigation. Several ocean-based atmospheric CO₂ removal strategies have been proposed, but major questions still remain as to their efficiency and the environmental risks or benefits and economic costs associated with them. Transparent community engagement to gauge public and political perception and development of new governance or regulatory instruments may be needed. This workshop will integrate these ecological, economic, societal and regulatory aspects.

Human activity in the ocean is set to increase, with the growing importance of the ‘blue economy’. The impact of increased human activity on marine ecosystems that are already compromised by pollution, over-fishing and climate change, makes the need for sustainable management crucial. Predictions that reflect seasonal to decadal changes and also include society as both a component of the system and an actor of governance, would allow for management approaches to be adjusted according to local conditions, enabling longer term sustainability. Workshop 2 will assess and progress strategies to develop and test the integration of the human dimension into decadal coupled physical-ecological prediction systems.

In addition to predicting and mitigating the risks of global change to marine biodiversity and the livelihoods of coastal communities, national adaptation strategies are required to increase socio-ecological resilience. Governance approaches for ocean climate adaptation include establishment of marine protected areas, ecological restoration and marine spatial planning. Workshop 3 will compare and contrast local, regional and national governance approaches to ocean climate adaptation in order to share best practise and help implement adaptive ocean governance.

IMBeR is committed to promoting ocean literacy and geographic, gender and generational diversity. To this end, IMBIZO6 and the Early Career Researchers’ event will also include a range of participatory activities including capacity building, mentoring and exchanging successful examples of increasing diversity and inclusion.

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Deadline: 16 August
Your abstract must be uploaded as a Word file with 11 point Arial font.
Title
Author(s) (last name, first name). If there is more than one author, underline the name of the presenter.
The abstract should be between 250-300 words

Bonus Event!

IMBeR’s Integrated Marine Early Career Network (IMECaN) is organising an event for all IMBIZO participants prior to the start of IMBIZO6 on 14 and 15 October.

Building Capacity for Diversity and Inclusion in Ocean Sciences

Bias or discrimination against underrepresented groups still persist in marine science globally. During this Diversity and Inclusion in Ocean Sciences event, there will be several short talks, Q&A sessions and break out groups with researchers, academics and others from around the world who are taking active and inspirational steps to improve diversity, inclusion and equity in marine science. This workshop provides the opportunity for participants of all three IMBIZO6 workshops to meet and interact with those attending the other two workshop. Join us for an engaging conversation and be part of the change! Information about the speakers and timing of this event will be announced soon.

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What are the IMBIZOs?

IMBIZO is the Zulu word for ‘a gathering’. IMBeR IMBIZOs are designed to address current research topics, facilitate transdisciplinary research, and provide assessments of current understanding and future research needs. IMBIZOs are held every second year, and are relatively small conferences (around 120 people) that consist of concurrent workshops, each of which considers an important research topic. In addition, plenary presentations provide overviews for each workshop, and cross-cutting activities and poster sessions allow integration across workshops. Discussion sessions of current knowledge help to identify key questions or hot topics to be addressed by the IMBeR research community.

IMBeR aims to promote and enable interdisciplinary marine research and governance to achieve improved prediction of, adaptation to and mitigation of global change, to transition towards ocean sustainability.

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Monday, October 18 - 12:00am 2021 - Friday, October 22 - 11:59pm 2021

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IMBeR

202119Oct1:00 PMFeaturedOcean Allies Coffee Chat - October 20211:00 PM Organizer: Ocean Allies Region:OnlineTopic:Diversity & Inclusion,Equity,Networking,Ocean CommunityCost:No CostCountry:CanadaConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

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Feeling like a shark in a school of fish? This session is for you.

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Who this is for: Diverse and under-represented workers in Canada’s ocean technology industry

What we’ll do: It’s an informal chat in a safe space for peer-to-peer conversations about challenges in the industry.

This is an opportunity specifically for non-traditional and under-represented workers in Canada’s ocean technology industry to meet, discuss and network. These sessions will act as a peer mentorship group for those new to the ocean sector and/or existing individuals in the ocean economy looking for a group of peers to connect with. The goal for these informal chats are to help people in the ocean technology community feel supported and included. They are intended to create a safe space for peer-to-peer conversations about challenges in the industry.

Is there something you’d like to talk about? A situation you don’t know how to handle? Submit your anonymous question for the Ocean Allies Coffee Chat

Grab your favourite warm drink (coffee, tea, hot chocolate etc.) and join our simulated cafe experience to connect with your ocean tech peers!

The format of these events are meant to be casual, we will follow a general agenda:

Introduction and welcome
Break-out sessions to facilitate small group chats
Return to main room for final discussion and summary

About Ocean Allies: Ocean Allies is bringing together diverse talent and Canada’s ocean innovation ecosystem. If you are interested in staying informed on the Ocean Allies project, please sign up for our newsletter here.

Ocean Allies coffee chats are brought to you by Irving Shipbuilding Inc.

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Meeting ID: 875 1750 9250

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Tuesday, October 19 - 1:00pm 2021

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Ocean Allies

202120OctAll Day2127th Maritime HR & Crew Management Conference(All Day) Park Plaza Westminster Bridge 200 Westminster Bridge Rd, Bishop's London, SE1 7UT United Kingdom Organizer: Active Communications International Region:InternationalTopic:Diversity & Inclusion,Technology,TrainingCost:$$$$Confidence:Medium TagsIn person,Weekday

202120OctAll DayWe're All in the Same Boat: Scotian Shelf and Gulf of Maine - Nova Scotia & the Gulf of Maine(All Day: Wednesday) Organizer: NERACOOS and CIOOS Atlantic Region:OnlineTopic:Educational,ExplorationCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202120Oct1:00 PM2:00 PMOcean reactions: why we should care about ocean chemistry1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ADT Organizer: IF Oxford Region:OnlineTopic:PollutionCost:No CostConfidence:High Tagsonline,Weekday

202121Oct11:00 AMTurning the tide of parachute science11:00 AM Organizer: EBM Tools Network Region:OnlineTopic:MarineCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202121Oct1:00 PM2:00 PMTesting of 360-Degree Imaging Technologies for Improved Animal Detection around Tidal Energy Installations1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ADT Organizer: OERA Webinar Series Region:OnlineTopic:Data,Educational,Engineering,Exploration,Innovation,Ocean Community,Ocean Science,TechnologyCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Registration,Webinar,Weekday

202121Oct3:00 PM4:00 PMOcean Connector3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Organizer: Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship Region:OnlineTopic:Ocean Community,Ocean ScienceCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202126OctAll DayIs it too late to save our oceans?(All Day: Tuesday) Organizer: University Of Southampton E&A Events Team Region:OnlineTopic:Climate Change,ConservationCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202126Oct10:00 AM11:00 AMGlobal Supply Chain Summit 2021 Aerospace10:00 AM - 11:00 AM ADT Region:OnlineTopic:Business,Supply Chain,TechnologyCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Registration,Weekday

202127OctAll Day28First Nations Education Administrators Association First Virtual National Gathering 2021(All Day) Fairmont Winnepeg Organizer: Assembly of First Nations Region:CentralCost:$$$,$$$$Country:CanadaConfidence:High Tagsindigenous,Weekday

202128OctAll Day29Deep Blue Forum 2021(All Day) Organizer: Deep Blue Forum Region:OnlineTopic:Defence,TechnologyCost:$,$$Confidence:Medium Tagsonline,Weekday

202128Oct12:00 PM1:00 PMEvaluating the performance of Northeast Groundfish Fisheries Management in a Changing Ocean.12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET Organizer: NOAA Science Seminar Series Region:OnlineTopic:Aquaculture,Conservation,Fisheries,Marine,Ocean CommunityCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202128Oct12:00 PM1:00 PMEvaluating the performance of Northeast Groundfish Fisheries Management in a Changing Ocean.12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET Organizer: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Region:OnlineTopic:Climate Change,FisheriesCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Weekday

202129Oct8:00 PM9:00 PM"A Plastic Ocean" Discussion8:00 PM - 9:00 PM ADT Organizer: University of California Region:OnlineTopic:Climate Change,Educational,Ocean Awareness and Literacy,Ocean Community,Ocean Policy,Ocean Science,TechnologyCost:No CostConfidence:High TagsFree,online,Registration,Weekday

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Please join the University of California, Merced for a discussion with Dr. Laura Agusto the Senior Project Manager at the “A Plastic Ocean Foundation” regarding the film “A Plastic Ocean” on Friday, October 29th at 4 pm PST.

About the Film: “A Plastic Ocean is a new award-winning feature length documentary brought to you by a group of dedicated scientists, film-makers, social entrepreneurs, scholars, environmentalists and journalists, that explores the fragile state of our oceans and uncovers alarming truths about the consequences of our disposable lifestyle.

A Plastic Ocean documents the global effects of plastic pollution and highlights workable technologies and innovative solutions that everyone – from governments to individuals – can do, to create a cleaner and greener ocean.

A Plastic Ocean has been selected for screenings at international conferences and festivals around the world including at the Smithsonian Institute and the International Union for Conservation of Nature, where the film was seen by former US President Barack Obama and environmentalists Sylvia Earle and Jane Goodall.”

The film can be viewed on Netflix.

The event is free and open to the public.

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Friday, October 29 - 8:00pm 2021 - Friday, October 29 - 9:00pm 2021

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University of California

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Feeling like a shark in a school of fish? This session is for you.

About this event

Who this is for: Diverse and under-represented workers in Canada’s ocean technology industry

What we’ll do: It’s an informal chat in a safe space for peer-to-peer conversations about challenges in the industry.

Is there something you’d like to talk about? A situation you don’t know how to handle? Submit your anonymous question for the Ocean Allies Coffee Chat

Grab your favourite warm drink (coffee, tea, hot chocolate etc.) and join our simulated cafe experience to connect with your ocean tech peers!

The format of these events are meant to be casual, we will follow a general agenda:

Introduction and welcome
Break-out sessions to facilitate small group chats
Return to main room for final discussion and summary

Ocean Allies coffee chats are brought to you by Irving Shipbuilding Inc.

Full call-in details:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87517509250

Meeting ID: 875 1750 9250

One tap mobile

+15873281099,,87517509250# Canada

+16473744685,,87517509250# Canada

Dial by your location

+1 587 328 1099 Canada

+1 647 374 4685 Canada

+1 647 558 0588 Canada

+1 778 907 2071 Canada

+1 204 272 7920 Canada

+1 438 809 7799 Canada

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Tuesday, October 19 - 1:00pm 2021

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