Let's Talk Science offers a variety of online events.
Whether you're an educator, student or volunteer, Let's Talk Science has something that fits into your lifestyle.
Explore below!
Who can become a scientist? is a symposium hosted by the University of Victoria for a high school-age audience that discusses equity, diversity, and inclusion issues in science. We will reflect on the traditional image of scientists and the importance of leveraging support from role models and mentors to increase diversity in STEM.
The first of the Let's Talk Science Visionary Symposium series looks at what's new in space with a keynote from Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jeremy Hansen.
The first Artemis launch kick-starts a series of missions that returns humans to the Moon. What does this next phase of journeying further into the Solar System mean for space science and other fields of research? In what other ways are we exploring space? A multi-disciplinary panel will share what space exploration means for them, in space and on Earth.
Explore the growth of misinformation in STEM. Untangle complex ideas and build skills to tackle this growing problem.
Integrated closed captioning will be provided for live and recorded webinars.
Engage your students in real science
Natural curiosity and the thrill of discovery engages participants in Let’s Talk Science’s national science projects. Available for all grade levels, these projects are based on real scientific problems.
Our volunteers are catalysts for learning
Our trained and enthusiastic Let’s Talk Science Outreach volunteers pass on their passion for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to Canada’s future citizens.
