Vision 2020 Climate & Sustainability Action Plan Launch
After months of consultations with more than 500 community members, McGill’s Climate & Sustainability Action Plan has finally launched!
In addition to addressing the University's most pressing sustainability challenges, this is the first Plan specifically aimed at reducing McGill's carbon footprint.
We are thrilled to be embarking on this new journey with you, the McGill community, and want to show our gratitude to all those who have helped (and will help) us along the way.
Join us in celebrating the launch of the Climate & Sustainability Action Plan and enjoy inspired conversations and refreshments with the students, faculty, and staff who are helping us blaze new trails.
What is Vision 2020?
The Vision 2020 Sustainability Strategy lays out a framework for achieving the highest possible standards of sustainability on our campuses. The Strategy contains two Action Plans. Following the completion of the 2014-2016 Sustainabilty Action Plan, McGill has created the 2017-2020 Climate & Sustainability Action Plan.
Learn more about the history of Vision 2020 and the process behind the creation of the Climate & Sustainability Action Plan on the McGill Office of Sustainability website.
Accessibility Information
Wheelchair users and those with restricted mobility can access the Faculty Club through the rear entrance. All levels of the building are accessible by public elevators. There are wheelchair-accessible washrooms on the first floor and in the basement, one of which is gender-neutral.
We ask that all event attendees refrain from wearing scented-products so that people with chemical sensitives will not be bothered.
We recognize that everybody has different accessibility needs; please let us know if you require assistance getting to and from our event. You can also access a map of the Faculty Club for more information.
Land Acknowledgement
McGill University is located on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabeg nations. The McGill Office of Sustainability honours, recognizes and respects these nations as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters on which we meet today.
