Sarah Judd

Forum Theatre Performance + Creation Workshop

In this all-levels workshop, we will explore how Forum Theatre techniques of participation, intervention, and improvisation can help performers, educators and community leaders build tool kits for character development, conflict resolution, and catalyzing change in their own circles. This workshop, which acquaints participants with Augusto Boal’s pedagogy and applied theatre techniques, is a great opportunity […]

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Masks of Manipulation Applied Theatre Workshop

The “Masks of Manipulation”, an invaluable character development and conflict-resolution process designed by Simon Malbogat, gives face to each of the seven different emotional, mental, and spiritual manipulative forces we encounter both onstage and in daily life. This workshop draws on Commedia dell’Arte-inspired masks to help participants acquire a deeper awareness of manipulation and oppression:

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Development Drinks Toronto: Responsible Consumption and Production on Campus

On Tuesday, February 26th, you are invited to Development Drinks Toronto in partnership with Engineers Without Borders, Green Campus Cotton, Regenesis, World University Services of Canada, OPIRG at York and Fairtrade Canada. We invite you to join us at et al. where you will have the opportunity to meet social and environmental justice warriors, find

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Sustainability Network Training Workshop: Rani Sanderson of StoryCentre Canada on Storytelling: Using Stories for Social Change

This interactive workshop will give participants an opportunity to experience writing and sharing personal stories firsthand and discuss how stories can be shared as training tools, as a device for fundraising, at community organizing events, in policy and advocacy arenas, to promote learning and dialogues, capacity building and to support social justice and human rights

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Sustainability Network Webinars: Supercharge Your Purpose – Engineering Effective Events

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to turn your event into the must-attend occasion on your community’s social calendar while adding significant value to your brand, operations, and bottom line. We’ll use case studies to run you through developing the initial concept, thematic devices, venue, MC and speakers, entertainment, food, venue decoration, audio/video, set-up and

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International Development Week at the National Arts Centre

Join CanWaCH for a special International Development Week event on February 5, 2019, from 12:00 – 5:00 pm at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa that will interactively showcase to visitors how Canadians are making a difference around the world. Celebrate #IDW2019 with music, spoken word, exhibits, workshops, and interactive activities for engaged people of

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Together for Gender Equality

To celebrate International Development Week, join us for an evening of sharing! On February 6th join the conversation on women empowerment and leadership from around the world with testimonies from six different Canadian organizations: Cuso International, Crossroads International, Oikocredit Canada, CESO/SACO, EQWiPHUBs, Engineers Without Boarders Canada and moderated by OCIC. The experiences that we have

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SHE MATTERS 2019

Calling all young professionals and leaders in the GTA: the second annual SHE MATTERS brunch, in support of the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic, will be held on Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 2nd Floor Events from 1pm – 3pm. This event is an opportunity for young professionals who care about social justice and the prevention

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