Join Right to Learn Afghanistan (formerly Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan) and our chapters across Canada on May 4th in Peterborough for a National Red Pashmina Walk! What is a Red Pashmina Walk? A Red Pashmina Walk is a solidarity, awareness, and fundraising event that originated in Peterborough, Ontario in 2010. Members of the public participate in this […]
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oin Right to Learn Afghanistan (formerly Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan) and our chapters across Canada on May 3rd in Toronto for a National Red Pashmina Walk! What is a Red Pashmina Walk? A Red Pashmina Walk is a solidarity, awareness, and fundraising event that originated in Peterborough, Ontario in 2010. Members of the public participate in this
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The DEFNP workshop series will offer tailored programming designed to match ENGOs on their decolonial (un)learning journeys. In Spring 2025, members of the ENGO sector will be able to choose one of three workshop tracks: Introduction to Decolonization in the ENGO Sector, Advanced Decolonial Theory and Application, or For Indigenous Ears Only – A Space for Reflection and
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New Majority is Canada’s non-partisan ground and canvassing engine, focusing on strengthening democracy by leading young people to the polls during election and ensuring their voices are heard by politicians outside of election season. The Climate Solutions Innovation Forum is a multi-year program that highlights newer innovative environmental nonprofits who share the story to inspire
🚀 The Redemptive Social Enterprise Lab – 2025! https://lnkd.in/g6X6F65n Are you a #SocialEntrepreneur in pre-launch or early-stage start-up ready to overcome challenges, scale your impact, and build a sustainable, impacted-oriented venture? Join us this April 7-9, in Cambridge, Ontario for the Redemptive Social Enterprise Lab—a transformative experience designed to equip social entrepreneurs and founders with
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This one-day workshop will deal with questions that all charities (or potential charities) should consider: What are we trying to accomplish? Should we incorporate? Should we be a registered charity? What is the difference between for-profit, non-profit and registered charity? The session will cover matters that are significant for any operating charity surrounding revenue generation
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March 5, 2025 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. EST Oakville Conference & Banquet Centre 2515 Wyecroft Road Oakville, ON Join to hear keynote speaker Nicole Rakowski, an entrepreneur and PhD candidate in Health Management who has inspired thousands worldwide in her journey overcoming a life-altering accident. The event will also feature an address from Dr. Lauryn
Join DIGNA and Cooperation Canada for an insightful presentation on the Collective Vision: Common Approach for PSEAH (CAPSEAH). Speakers will unpack key findings, explore implications, and engage in meaningful dialogue on how to ensure that Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment (PSEAH) efforts receive the resourcing they need to create lasting impact. Adequate resourcing for
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You’re invited to join Right to Learn Afghanistan’s Toronto Chapter of Volunteers at the Toronto Public Library, Northern District Branch on March 4, 2025. The event will feature Dr. Lauryn Oates, Executive Director of Right to Learn, as she provides the latest updates on the situation in Afghanistan and what everyone can do to support
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📢 YPFP Toronto Presents: “Old Leaders, New Directions – The Future of Canada-U.S. Relations” 🇨🇦🇺🇸 With President Trump in office, Canadian elections looming, and the America First agenda on the roll, what’s next for Canada-U.S. relations? From trade policies to defense strategies, join our expert fireside panel as we explore the future of this crucial
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