Ali Monam

If An Owl Calls Your Name – Toronto Premiere

Join us for a community screening of a powerful film on mending the wounds of forced assimilation, with Indigenous elders, healers, and activists from the Esk’etemc, Gitxsan, and Wet’suwet’en territories. The effects of intergenerational trauma echo through the voices of residential school survivors and their children as they heal from substance abuse, violence, and disconnect […]

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Damien Lee of Gimiwan on Decolonizing your Environmentalism: 3 Case Studies

Canada’s ENGO sector is in its infancy in terms of promoting decolonization. In this session, the Sustainability Network and Gimiwan Consulting will present three case studies drawn from ENGOs attempting to implement decolonial strategies in their work. The case studies will unpack successes and failures with an eye towards promoting broad sector learning about what

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A Clash of Values? Dissecting Budget 2025 and What It Means for the Build, Climate, Nature and Environment Agenda of Canada’s New Government

More than 6 months into the mandate of the Carney government there are conflicting signals about the kind of environmental policy agenda that the two-time central banker and global climate advisor who has championed transition finance – would actually lead. But as the saying goes – show me how you spend your money and I’ll

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Ken Boessenkool on How to Talk to Conservatives About Climate

Canada has unprecedented economic and technological opportunities as the world moves to Net Zero. A stable, credible, long-term Net Zero climate plan today will open the door to these opportunities tomorrow. All of the tools necessary to reach our climate, energy, and economic goals – such as pricing industrial emissions, exporting cleaner energy, smart regulations,

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Middle Eastern and North African Trans Photovoice Art Exhibit: Stories of Resilience & Be/Longing

You are warmly invited to join us for the opening of the “Middle Eastern and North African Trans Photovoice Art Exhibit: Stories of Resilience & Be/Longing”, a community-based art showcase capturing the lived experiences, challenges, and triumphs of transgender and gender-diverse newcomers from the Middle East and North Africa living in Ontario. 📍 Venue: Toronto

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Write for Rights in Toronto

Are you feeling disheartened about the state of things in the world? Would you like to do something to help make a difference?  Come join Amnesty International at Write for Rights and write a letter in support of human rights around the world. Write for Rights is the world’s largest human rights event, marked each year on International

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Truth or Trouble: Legal Risks of Greenwashing for Corporations and NGOs

Date: November 12, 1-2 PM ET Cost: $20 (Zoom Webinar) *All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days. Webinar Overview: As corporations increasingly use green claims to boost their sales , the risk of greenwashing — false or

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