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  • Bring on the Buzz! Pollinator Walk n’ Talk

    The Embark Studio SUB 1310 - 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    Join Dr. Elizabeth Elle for a short talk and a plant and pollinator walk. You’ll learn about the diversity of wild bees in BC, why there are concerns about bee declines, and what you can do in your backyard, community garden, or even on your balcony to help support pollinators.

  • Summer Solstice land/climate zine making + open mic night with sun decorations.

    Summer Solstice Climate/Land Zine Making and Open Mic Night

    Student Union Building - SFU Burnaby 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    Join Embark Sustainability and SFPIRG for an afternoon of creativity and community! You'll learn a little bit about zines, the history of zine making, and contribute to a one-time collective zine authored by the attendees of this event. The zine will be a collection of our thoughts about land, climate, and community.

  • An illustrated bowl of Thai red curry with limes and basil leaves sits on the right hand side. From a bird’s eye view, people walk towards the large bowl. Text reads In Person Event Thai-rrific Red Curry A Nutritious, delicious Community Kitchen with the SFSS Women’s Centre! Thursday, June 30th 2 to 4 pm SUB Community Kitchen Room #2125. Presented by Embark Sustainability Society and the SFSS Women’s Centre.

    Thai-rrific Red Curry Community Kitchen

    SUB Community Kitchen - SFU Burnaby 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    Get ready for a Thai-rrific time! Join Embark and the SFSS Women’s Centre for an afternoon of community, conversation and good eats.

  • An illustrated plate of dumplings, including momos, samosas, lumpia and pierogi sits on the right hand side. From a bird’s eye view, people walk towards the large bowl. Text reads In person event Have Dough, Will Travel Enjoy dumplings from around the world this Community Kitchen! Thursday, July 28th 2 to 4 pm SUB Community Kitchen Room #2125. Presented by Embark Sustainability Society and the SFSS Women’s Centre.

    That’s a Wrap! Dumplings from around the world

    SUB Community Kitchen - SFU Burnaby 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    Join Embark Sustainability and the SFSS Women’s Centre to make and enjoy a dough-licious selection of dumplings from around the world.

  • An illustrated graphic depicts blobby people in a variety of colours - orange, red, and purple, standing in front of a large TV with decorative foliage and a film strip layered over top. Text reads Indigenous Led Land Stewardship Movie Screening Discussion Letter Writing Wednesday, August 3rd 1:30 to 3:30 pm SFU Burnaby Campus AQ 3154. The Embark Sustainability and CPAWS BC logos sit in the top left corner.

    Indigenous Led Land Stewardship

    SFU Burnaby 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    Get popcorn and a pen ready! Learn, reflect, and advocate for Indigenous-led land stewardship together.

  • An illustration of a bird's eye view of a giant bowl of hot pot. People walk towards the delicious meal. Text reads Stock right now, thank you very much Hot Pot Community Kitchen Thursday, September 15th 3 to 5 pm SUB Community Kitchen room number 2125. A text bubble reads in person event. Embark and SFSS Women's Centre logos sit on the bottom of the graphic. End ID.

    Stock right now, thank you very much

    SUB Community Kitchen - SFU Burnaby 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    Get ready for a Soup-erb return to Community Kitchen this September 🥢 Gather around the hot pot with us to enjoy warm broth and even warmer welcomes!

  • Autumn Equinox: Rhythms of the Garden

    Embark Sustainability's Burnaby Learning Garden Science Road, Burnaby, BC, Canada

    Join us to reconnect with nature through your senses, celebrate the bountiful harvest we enjoy during the autumn equinox, and learn how to garden successfully within the cycles of the sun and other elements.

  • A title reads TMX Zine Making on an illustration of the oil tanks on Burnaby Mountain with a zine over top that reads Stop TMX!!! Text bubbles read share your grief, anxieties or frustrations learn more about the TMX project chat dreams for the future. A smaller text box reads join us September 27 3:30 to 5:30 pm SUB Social Stage (across from Blenz) RSVP via Eventbrite. Embark and SFPIRG logos sit in the bottom left corner.

    TMX Zine Making

    Student Union Building - SFU Burnaby 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    A collaborative, creative, cathartic workshop with Embark Sustainability and the Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG)!

  • Embark's vertical Surrey Learning Garden illustrated over a green background. Text reads Food Justice & Garden Care Take a break from work to get hands-on making wooden coasters, collecting seed packets, chatting food justice and picking the brain of Master Gardener Pablo Vimos about any and all of your garden curiosities. Embark Sustainability times SFU Games Lounge SFU Surrey Mezzanine October 5th 2022 1 to 4 pm

    Food Justice & Garden Care

    SFU Surrey Mezzanine 250-13450 102 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia

    Make your mark on the earth—literally! Visit us October 5th at SFU Surrey to pick up seed packets, explore food justice, and learn how to build resilience in our food systems through a beautiful, bountiful garden of your very own.

  • Leona Brown holds a microphone with orange and yellow curvy graphics behind her. Text reads Decolonizing Food Systems a critical conversation about Leona’s journey, healing through advocacy, and Indigenous foodways. Join us Friday, October 7th 12:30 t0 1:30 pm SFU Burnaby, Bennett Library room 7200 RSVP through Eventbrite. Embark logo sits in the top right corner.

    Decolonizing Food Systems

    Bennett Library 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

    How can advocacy be a practice of healing? Join us for this crucial conversation and discover the personal journey of Leona Brown, a Gitxsan and Nisga’a mother of three of the Fireweed House and Killerwhale Clan and thriving advocate of Indigenous food and resources in so-called Vancouver.