Chair: Victoria Jara

☐ Isha Mistry & Christine Beaudoin: How concerned residents are shaping the future of environmental co-governance: A case study on water quality in the Lower Cataraqui region of the Rideau Canal

☐ Andrea Olive: The Churchill River Inquiry in Saskatchewan: When an environmental assessment closes the dam to hydroelectricity and opens a pit to coal

☐ Nino Antadze: The role of traditional legal and self-governance systems in resisting energy injustice: The case of hydropower developments in Svaneti, Georgia

☐ Elaine Ho: Two-eyed seeing and collaborative knowledge creation: Rethinking the design and implementation of freshwater monitoring and management

☐ Daniela Campolina Vieira: Mining, territory, and education