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Overview
Together | Ensemble 2025 is set to be a pivotal event in the realm of sustainable development in Canada. Organized by SDSN Canada, this conference will take place at the University of Calgary, a venue that acknowledges the traditional territories of the Indigenous peoples of Treaty 7. The conference theme, "Collective Action for a Sustainable Future: Collaboration Across Generations, Sectors and Knowledge Systems," emphasizes the importance of inclusive dialogue and cooperation among various stakeholders.
Objectives
The conference aims to foster collaboration among the private sector, academia, government, and civil society to tackle Canada's most pressing sustainable development challenges. Participants will engage in discussions that span critical topics such as food and agriculture, regulations and standards, and risk management, all of which are essential for advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Cultural Significance
In a gesture of respect and inclusion, the event incorporates Indigenous languages from the Treaty 7 area into its messaging, reflecting a commitment to cultural sensitivity and collaboration. This initiative has been validated by the Elders’ Circle for Sustainability at the University of Calgary, highlighting the conference's dedication to honoring Indigenous perspectives in sustainability discussions.
Future Engagement
As the event approaches, more details regarding the agenda and specific sessions will be released. Attendees can expect a rich program designed to inspire action and foster partnerships that will contribute to a sustainable future for all Canadians. For more information, visit the official Together | Ensemble website.
