This 2020 Civic Innovation cohort is a group of students from a variety of academic backgrounds who will work together in interdisciplinary teams to investigate a real social, economic, or
This blog post, written by Eliane Bowden, (Cycle 5 awardee of the Social Innovation Seed Fund) shares insight into the problem space, their project, and how to stay tuned for
The word migrant contains a huge range of different identities, journeys, and experiences. It can mean people who have come to these lands as refugees, who have immigrated, who are
This blog was written by Aslam Bulbulia, Fellowship Co-Host. On May 8th, 2019, the RADIUS team had the privilege of learning from the Raven Institute who came to our classroom
This fall, we announced our newest program Reimagine Health: Our being, our thoughts, our communities. About 44% of people in Canada are impacted by at least one chronic disease and
The Civic Innovation Change Lab (CICL) is a once-in-a-degree experiential learning program that brings together students from all faculties at SFU and sometimes beyond. The program centres around five pedagogical approaches: civic
We are excited to introduce the leaders of the second Refugee Livelihood Beyond Borders cohort! It’s election time in Canada, and leadership is on many people’s minds. This particular group of
It’s with much excitement that we introduce the 2020 RBC First Peoples Enterprise Accelerator Program EntrepreNorth cohort! Meet the cohort Teri-lee Isaac I’m Teri-Lee Isaac, I’m Northern Tutchone from Pelly
We’re thrilled to welcome more incredible humans to the RADIUS team! Learn more about them below, and be sure to check out our Bios page for our full team listing. Jacqueline
The RADIUS team has grown! Join us in welcoming some of the freshest faces on the RADIUS team (keep an eye out for more in the near future), and be
Health Change Lab is a once-in-a-degree immersive experiential learning program. Undergraduate students from a variety of academic disciplines – including Business, Interactive Arts and Technology, Health Sciences, and Kinesiology –
About this time last year, I was strolling through Water Street on my way back from work, with tourists mingling around me. It was hard to miss the shopping bags