Urban permaculture practitioner, nature lover, scientist, writer. Supporting Indigenous leadership in research.
Toronto, Canada
Joined November 2011
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Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Learn about the careers available at Canadian North! ✈️ Interviews on the spot for select positions.
Monday, December 12th | 10am to 2pm at Tungasuvvingat Inuit, 1071 Richmond Road.
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
TI invites you to its first-ever Inuit & Indigenous queer-fronted 2SLGBTQ+ youth drop-in space called 🌈 ARSANIQ (Northern Lights)🌈. NOV. 25th, 3-5pm.
☀️ COUNTRY FOOD FEAST! Open to ALL community members & Indigenous orgs.
✨ RSVP to [email protected] or 343-550-4446.
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Once farmland is paved over, it’s gone forever. Help protect local, fresh, home grown food in Ontario before it’s too late.
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
On Friday, the provincial government announced a proposal to remove 15 areas of protected land totalling 7,400 acres from the edge of the Greenbelt. The Greenbelt holds irreplaceable value for the vital ecosystem services it provides. Learn more: bit.ly/3NMY7nQ
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
@MaxLiboiron recrute un étudiant en doctorat pour un projet sur les méthodologies quantitatives Autochtones. Le poste est basé à @MUNGeog à St. John's, Terre-Neuve et Labrador, Canada, au @CLEAR_Lab_. Pour consulter l'annonce, cliquez ici; bit.ly/3DDyelC
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
As promised, a breakdown of what’s happening with Ontario’s Greenbelt and and whether any of this is necessary to solve the housing crisis
Spoiler: there’s no evidence that this is needed or good for the environment. And a lot that says it isn’t #onpoli
thenarwhal.ca/ontario-greenb…
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
If you want to know which threatened or endangered species will be impacted by the development of the #Hwy413, here's a summary:
environmentaldefence.ca/wp-c…
@KarlHeide @envirodefence @IntUGrativeBiol @UofGCBS @UofGuelphNews @DavidSuzukiFDN
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Indigenous scientists: Anyone interested in serving as a guest editor to a special issue I am leading "Indigenous Knowledges & Environmental Justice" (working title). Please let me know below or email me! We will be working on the call for papers & seeing who we invite.
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Do you know what is exciting? We are growing & need help from creative folks to assist with our marketing & awareness. If you or your team are interested in responding to our RFP,📧[email protected] to request a copy. Prepare to dazzle us!
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Torontomiut you're invited! To Tungasuvvingat Inuit's Toronto office grand opening!
Thursday, November 10th, 5:30-8pm at 145 Front St E. Suite 203. Join us for country food, refreshments, performances & prizes. Transport tokens provided.
➡️RSVP to Paige at [email protected].
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
We're looking for a Program Officer to join our Ottawa office! Interested in a research administration career and supporting northern-led research? Check out the posting and submit your application to me by NOV 8.
We're hiring! If you think you're right for the position, send your CV and cover letter in one PDF to: [email protected]. To view the job posting, click here; arcticnet.ulaval.ca/program-…
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Marine mapping is just one of the ways Inuit youth in Arviat are making up local information deficits: "The sky is different now,” says Elder Louis Angalik. “The sun is higher. The sea is getting shallower."
canadiangeographic.ca/articl…
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
As promised, registration for my next poetry course is open today. Register for all sessions, or to just drop. All experience levels welcome. Sessions begin November 7th.
Please retweet!
Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/1Ckf…
Illustration by Jasmeen Kharia
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
🎨Call for Toronto Inuit Mural Artists!🎨 We're looking for mural artists to paint at our new space in OCT '22.
Please submit previous work & a small description of what you'd like to paint(100-200 words) to [email protected].
Only Inuit artists in Toronto will be considered.
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
The Collaborative supports projects that:
1. Get people out on the land;
2. Connect community members to their land, culture,
languages, and traditions;
3. Build or strengthen partnerships;
4. Enhance community capacity; and
5. Are sustainable.
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunity with Ărramăt! Please share amongst your networks! Come work with @JessPopp @KutzLab!
"Healthy Relationships to Wild Species": Strengthening health & well-being through Indigenous-led conservation and sustainable relationship with biodiversity
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
Holy smoke! 😮 A baby mammoth has just been discovered by a Yukon gold miner😍 It is more than 30000 years old! Preserved by permafrost ice❄️
Press release here: yukon.ca/en/news/mummified-b…
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
My new book, Where the Wildflowers Grow, is published TODAY 🎉🥳 It’s written with love on behalf of our wild plants, in the hope more people will notice, appreciate & protect them. I hope you enjoy it 🙏
uk.bookshop.org/books/where-…
Kim Flock, Ph.D. retweeted
There is so much happening beneath our feet.
Nature is amazing. Protect it. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateEmergency #Climate #Nature #Rewilding #GreenNewDeal