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Film premiere, Emergence: Women in the Storm, a documentary celebrating women’s roles in mitigating climate change, Q&A with filmmakers and special guests

UFV B Building 33780 King Rd, Abbotsford, BC

Film premiere, Emergence: Women in the Storm, a documentary celebrating women’s roles in mitigating climate change, Q&A with filmmakers and special guests March 26, 2026 by community Date(s): Thursday, March 26 Time: 10:30 am - 12:50 pm Location: : Abbotsford, B101 Film premiere, Emergence: Women in the Storm, a documentary celebrating women’s roles in mitigating climate change, Q&A with filmmakers and […]

POLITALK Public Lecture

UFV B Building 33780 King Rd, Abbotsford, BC

The Political Science Department is bringing in, Dr. Hippolyte Fofack, a former executive at the World Bank and  Africa Import-Export Bank and now with Harvard and Columbia University to deliver a public lecture to mark the first anniversary of the launching of the first ever Canada Africa Strategy. The lecture is scheduled on March 18, […]

Press Breaker Film Screening

UFV B Building 33780 King Rd, Abbotsford, BC

All are invited as part of #SikhHeritageMonth celebrations to take part in a film screening of “Press Breaker” followed with a panel discussion on April 21 in the UFV Theatre, room B101 on UFV's Abbotsford Campus at 5:30 pm The movie is the true story about Harleen Sidhu, who was an average young girl from […]

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: One Year Later

UFV B Building 33780 King Rd, Abbotsford, BC

Join UFV faculty from a variety of disciplines and research backgrounds on March 29th at 4 pm,  as they share their insights on the first year since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. These faculty members will discuss a wide variety of issues including: strategic considerations, human rights, intelligence, nuclear weapons, geopolitics, and international diplomacy. The panel […]

A Gathering of Poets: Délani Valin, Tolu Oloruntoba and Dominique Bernier-Cormier

UFV B Building 33780 King Rd, Abbotsford, BC

UFV is hosting three acclaimed poets from across the province. Featuring, Délani Valin, a Métis poet from Nanaimo. Tolu Oloruntoba, winner of last year’s Governor General’s Award and Griffin Poetry Prize. And Dominique-Bernier Cormier, a French-Canadian poet whose second book will be published in April. The poetry gathering is free, and open to all!