Partnerships & Funding
Through our small grant funds, the School of Cities supports activities at the University of Toronto focused on cities. In light of COVID-19, the following guidelines will apply to small grant funds applications for initiatives taking place between January 1 - June 30, 2021.
At this time, we encourage small grant fund applications that support activities in which information and knowledge are shared virtually. This can include, for example, reports, short videos, online seminars, and social media campaigns. Funds can be used towards the following eligible expenses: research assistants, professional services (e.g. graphic design, writing), or for technology support. Funds may not be used for honoraria. Questions about funding should be directed to outreach.sofc@utoronto.ca
From January 1 – June 30, 2021, and through the Outreach & Engagement Small Grant Funds, the School of Cities will support a range of proposals focused on cities, including but not limited to, those connected to COVID-19.
These grant funds are open to faculty, staff and student groups from all three campuses. Partnerships with external organizations and communities are welcome, though the application must be submitted by a University of Toronto faculty, staff or student group.
Past events co-sponsored or supported by the School of Cities:
Date |
Event |
Partner |
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Nov 6, 2020 | Making and Unmaking of the Speculative City: Urban Politics in South Korea | Centre for the Study of Korea |
Oct 15, 2020 | Accessing Art in the Virtual World: A Conversation about Access, Equity, and Diversity in 2020 | Graduate Union of the Students of Art (GUStA) |
Oct 9, 23, Nov 6, 2020 | Geo Health Network: Fall Professional Development Series | GeoHealth Network |
Sept 3, 2020 | Housing Policy Research Project for Canadian Youth During COVID-19 and Beyond |
Institute for Management and Innovation (IMI), UTM Master of Science in Sustainability Management Program (MScSM), UTM |
August 2020 | Healthy and Sustainable Cities in the SDG Era | Centre For Global Health |
August 2020 | Safeguarding Ontario Place |
John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design |