This document announces a screening and discussion event about the environmental and social impacts of shrimp farming in Bangladesh, featuring an international guest speaker from Bangladesh and local speakers from Memorial University of Newfoundland. The event includes a documentary screening from 1-2pm followed by a forum and discussion on challenges of sustainable fisheries from a global and local context from 2-4pm, with a moderator from MUN's sociology department.
This document announces a screening and discussion event about the environmental and social impacts of shrimp farming in Bangladesh, featuring an international guest speaker from Bangladesh and local speakers from Memorial University of Newfoundland. The event includes a documentary screening from 1-2pm followed by a forum and discussion on challenges of sustainable fisheries from a global and local context from 2-4pm, with a moderator from MUN's sociology department.
This document announces a screening and discussion event about the environmental and social impacts of shrimp farming in Bangladesh, featuring an international guest speaker from Bangladesh and local speakers from Memorial University of Newfoundland. The event includes a documentary screening from 1-2pm followed by a forum and discussion on challenges of sustainable fisheries from a global and local context from 2-4pm, with a moderator from MUN's sociology department.
1 - 2 PM Documentary Screening and discussion of MURKY WATERS: INVESTIGATING THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT OF SHRIMP FARMING IN BANGLADESH 2 - 4 PM FORUM AND DISCUSSION International Guest Speaker: KHUSHI KABIR - Nijera Kori in Bangladesh (We Do It Ourselves) Local Guest Speakers: JOSEPH S. WROBLEWSKI - Department of Ocean Sciences in the Faculty of Science at MUN SHARMANE ALLEN - PhD Candidate in Geography in Faculty of Arts at MUN TOM BEST - Petty Harbour Fisheries Cooperative Society Moderator: Marilyn Porter: Professor Emerita, Sociology FORUM ON CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES: THE GLOBAL AND THE LOCAL CONTEXT Join us for an interesting discussion on sustaining resources in a number of contexts around the world. Sponsors: Social Justice Co-op, the Global Health Ofce, Faculty of Medicine and Inter Pares.
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