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despite the pandemic, i feel like we're taking advantage and doing our best to use the skill sets in the expertise that we have to help our communities.
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as always, thanks for listening as we went beyond the bulletin.
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i'm so glad that we didn't make any predictions or prognostications about what 2020 would be like in our final episode last year.
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because if we did, i'm sure exactly none would've panned out.
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well, i did express a lot of excitement about living in the twenties.
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the old "may you live in interesting times."
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"interesting" is overrated.so here's what's been happening.
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the university of waterloo is preparing to celebrate the life and legacy of pearl sullivan.
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the first event will be a celebration of life held virtually in january for the internal university community and will feature remarks from president feridun hamdullahpur and dean of engineering mary...
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i just love may. it's the nicest month and i think that's the perfect time to honor pearl.
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more details about the virtual celebration will emerge in early january.
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around then we will have a special interview in this podcast to discuss the effect she had on people and this place.
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vice president, research and international, announced the full membership of the president's anti-racism task force or part. comprised of mainly black, indigenous, and people of color from the university community...
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individuals from the task force will connect and structure recommendations from five-part working groups into an overarching framework for addressing anti-racism and for building inclusivity at the...
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the working groups are structured based on the input from members of the university's bipoc communities...
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...professional and academic development, and mentorship...
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...bipoc-related programming, race, culture, and ethnicity...
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...their quote opinions, enthusiasm, expertise, and experience have paved the road thus far.
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...its members, and the working groups in the daily bulletin from december 15th or on the university's anti-racism website.
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...was appointed black equity strategist and anti-racism advisor in the faculty of arts.
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the position was established in response to urgent calls for the university and the faculty to take action against anti-black racism.
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you can read more about the new role in the q&a with taylor published in the daily bulletin on december 19th.
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axelar is a decentralized network that connects application builders with blockchain ecosystems.
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blockchain systems have quickly gained popularity in adoption.
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...their use as digital ledgers for digital currencies as well as many other applications, where an immutable ledger is needed to keep track of records and transactions securely.
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...founder and ceo of axelar and a professor at the cheriton school of computer science...
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...waterloo alumni christian goronflow and gus gatoski.
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professor gorbonov and his team will further accelerate the development of their project.
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i like axelar. it sounds like an evil robot from a science fiction movie.
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...or in the daily bulletin from december 9th.
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well, you've got a preview of it with more than a few operations on campus right now, with most food services locations shuttered and the center in needles hall closed...
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...to in-person visits until january 11th.
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in addition, most academic and student service buildings are now locked and will remain locked until sunday...
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december 24th from 9 until 3, tuesday...
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december 29th from 9 to 4, wednesday...
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i always say it, although i think it was you who said something like that, is...
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and remember that while campus operations will start up again on monday...
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for many of us, enjoying outdoor spaces in the warmer months helped us deal with feelings of isolation from the pandemic.
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it's equally important to get outside in the winter.
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as he tells pamela, there is much we can do to make our community an inviting place to do more outdoor activity.
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well, this winter, because of the global pandemic...
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the problem with the winter is that there's not a lot of incentive to get outside...
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yet, it is incredibly important for us to do so...
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...social isolation. social connectedness is so important, and our one way to connect with others safely is to do so outdoors.
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we need to actually embrace and enjoy it.
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yeah, because i mean we feel isolated anyway.
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absolutely. and, again, i think there is just...
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i think where it does help is that i think even to see other people...
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...so certainly in my research, i've found that in the context of public spaces, that visual assurances of sociability are very beneficial to people.
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so in other words, seeing other people doing things is important to our wellbeing...
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...because even if we don't partake in those activities ourselves, to see them...
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i often like to think of apres ski culture.
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my favorite part of the experience is actually the apres ski.
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but it's an incredibly festive atmosphere.
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it encourages sociability. it encourages us to...
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for instance, it's very popular right now for food trucks to populate certain public spaces.
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you can aestheticize, incorporate art in all its different variations.
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...adding some sort of quirky element or feature that just attracts attention...
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...and engages passers-by in activities that they might not otherwise engage in.
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...buyer pits in public, whether it's parks or frankly extended streets that are closed to traffic...
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these would be great ways to encourage people to come outside. it would be...
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...some place that they could stay warm, that they could socialize with other people at a safe distance...
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...but also create an atmosphere that is really encouraging people to embrace the outside.
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i think there's a lot of potential for public spaces in particular...
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i think we just have a culture where...
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...we fail to embrace winter to its fullest and enjoy it.
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like ottawa for winterlude, quebec city for carnivale...
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...tell you, and ottawa's probably even colder.
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i think we've just failed to see the potential in our local localities. i...
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so i think that it just takes imagination and creativity.
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...very applicable right now when we're forced to stay local...
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i think that there is tremendous potential for regions to identify themselves as winter cities that attract people.
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to them. we did some great things during the warmer months of the pandemic.
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... needed a great atmosphere in many downtown cores across the country.
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there were tremendous efforts to get people active, to get people outside, to engage in physical activity, to engage in sociability-
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... in safe ways, and yet-
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... municipalities opted to scale back those efforts and i think that was really shortsighted.
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so i was in guelph in the summer and i was really impressed with some of the efforts that they've used there to track people downtown-
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... which is unfortunate because i think that a lot of us need a reason to get outside during the winter.
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i certainly would go for a hot chocolate or a donut or whatever it might be, if there were more of an exciting atmosphere outside instead of hunkering down and-
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... encouraged their residents to get outside to encourage tourists to come visit them.
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it seems to me that a lot of these activities would cost public money-
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... particularly a time when our communities have seen some economic losses.
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getting in their way. but on the other hand-
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there are a number of initiatives that we already are engaged in.
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... there are different amenities that we have available in our cities that i think are outstanding-
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... low cost initiatives that pay off tremendously when it comes to engaging people.
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it also gives an opportunity for businesses to thrive-
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in other words, they can be part of the solution in terms of offering hot chocolate stands or offering their services in ways that actually appeal to other people.
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so these are things that have great potential when it comes to engaging not just the city and causing it to spend money.
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we look at each other with sort of a nod and we say hello. and it's nice because we realize we're in the same storm, i guess.
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i think that that's a really important activity in which people need to engage, again-
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... but simply going out for a walk in your neighborhood has tremendous health benefits.
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and in a pandemic or any sort of situation where we feel more vulnerable living in our communities-
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... the best way to address that is to ensure that we feel like we have connections with our neighbors and-
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... as sociologists say, that is-
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... we start to strengthen our relationship with those around us.
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we nod at them. that may actually evolve into them becoming an acquaintance-
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that makes us better off and healthier.
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so i've been tweeting a lot about winter strategies and embracing the winter and-
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