Lessons from the Frontlines: What Canada Can Learn from Global Climate Migration Policies
Alumni All-Access | Oct. 25 | 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Join us for this special Alumni All-Access edition of Saturday Morning at the Law School.
As climate change increasingly becomes a driving force for migration, countries like Canada face the challenge of adapting their legal frameworks to address this emerging reality.
Our expert speaker will guide you through a comparative law analysis, highlighting how nations such as Australia are pioneering efforts to integrate climate migration into their policies.
This session will explore how Canada can follow suit, ensuring our migration governance framework is equipped to meet the challenges of the future.
Join this unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research and contribute to a crucial conversation that impacts both local and global communities.
About the speakers
Kamaal Zaidi, BSc’97, LLM’10 (He/him)
Assistant professor, UCalgary
Kamaal Zaidi currently teaches in the Faculty of Law at UCalgary, with a focus on administrative law, immigration and refugee law, contracts, civil procedure, and criminal law and procedure. His current research focuses on climate change and immigration, and professional regulation in administrative law.
About the venue
Murray Fraser Hall is located on UCalgary’s Main Campus at 2800 University Way N.W. (see map). Learn more about getting to and parking on campus.
Alumni programs are made possible through the generous support of UCalgary Alumni Association Partners TD Insurance and Manulife.