Women Plus Water Conversations, a series hosted by the Global Institute for Water Security and the College of Arts and Science at the University of Saskatchewan, will occur monthly from January to April. The series will showcase research, support young professionals and provide a space for dialogue and networking. Additionally, it will explore water-related challenges, roles of women in water, gendered water-related impacts, and challenges and opportunities facing women in water research. Women Plus Water is an inclusive community and all are welcome to attend.
2026 Schedule
Thank you for joining us for the 2025 Conversation Series! Recordings from our 2025 Conversations are below.
Our 2026 schedule will be posted this Fall!
2025 Recordings
Water-Climate Crisis in Small Island States
The first event of the 2025 conversation series focused on the Water-Climate Crisis in Small Island States.
Inclusive Fieldwork
In celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11), the second Women Plus Water 2025 Conversation focuses on Inclusive Fieldwork.
Water Towers: Mountains and Glaciers
In celebration of the inaugural World Day for Glaciers (March 21) and World Water Day (March 22), the third Women Plus Water 2025 Conversation focuses on the world's water towers - mountains and glaciers. The conversation will provide insights into what motivates the research and exploration of glaciers, the connection between glaciers and people, and the experience of our guests working in this male-dominated field.
Art-Climate Nexus
The fourth Women Plus Water 2025 Conversation focused on the Art-Climate Nexus.
Past Conversations
English
- Transborder Collaboration: Women and High Mountain Water
- Innovation in Watershed Management: Towards Better Engagements Between Upstream and Downstream Voices
- Women, Water and Food Security
- Making the Invisible Visible: Chemical Exposure and Groundwater
- Women in Science for Water and Society
- In Between Worlds: Navigating the Globe as a Deaf Scientist in a Hearing World
- The Environment & History Colliding: The Case of Legacy Gold Mine Tailings in Nova Scotia Canada
Français
- La Collaboration Transfrontalière - Les Femmes et L'Eau de la Haute Montagne
- Innovations Dans la Gestion des Bassins - Versants vers un meilleur échange entre les voix de l'amont et de l'aval
- Les Femmes et la Sécurité de L'eau en Milieu Rural Dans le Monde
- La Collision de L'histoire et L'environment - Le residue de mine d'or en Nouvelle-Écosse Canada