Sarah Judd

This presentation provides plain language information and resources about the compliance obligations of Canadian registered charities. It covers some of the top CRA concerns for Canadian registered charities including: • T3010 annual charity information return • Official donation receipts • Staying within a charity’s legal objects • Corporate changes resulting from new non-profit corporate acts […]

“CURRENTS” The International Development Conference 2019 (IDC) is the eighth annual student-led International Development conference at the University of Toronto Scarborough. The IDC will be held on the 9th of February 2019 and is a one-day interdisciplinary conference that involves students, alumni, academics and Development professionals. This year’s theme for the Conference is “Currents” and

The world of work is changing. Learn what’s driving the Future of Work and the value of incorporating new tools and approaches into how you address staffing challenges. This free webinar will separate myth from reality and feature new Canadian sector-specific research, resources and recommendations so that non-profits and charities can attract, engage, develop and

There are many risks associated with not-for-profits and charities carrying out activities abroad. One often overlooked but very significant risk is the financial risk associated with market changes and related currency exchange rate fluctuations. This presentation will discuss strategies that not-for-profit and charitable organizations can implement to reduce the costs associated with international development work.

For its seventh year, Canada’s National Fair Trade Conference is heading to Ottawa! Scheduled for March 1-2, 2019, we’re booked in at the Shaw Centre, “Canada’s Meeting Place”. Two keynotes, twenty-four breakout sessions, a tradeshow, and the Canadian Fairtrade Awards (At Lowertown Brewery) are in the works! We hope you can join us.

Protect. Educate. Empower. It is what Right to Play does for 1.9 million children each week. Our programs protect, educate, and empower children so they can heal from the harsh realities of poverty, war and abuse, safeguard themselves from disease and stay in school, so they can create a better future for themselves and their

In recent years there has been an increased emphasis on gender equality and women’s empowerment in the humanitarian field. Despite this, greater consideration still needs to be given to the experiences of women as humanitarians, the impact that their leadership has in humanitarian response and the barriers they face in achieving leadership roles. On Tuesday,

Kick-start the action at OCIC’s Holiday Pop-up Marketplace (FREE-ENTRY) — home to ethically produced and fair-trade gifts, free activities for children and youth to learn about social issues, and time for you to connect with prominent social activists, gender equality warriors, and feminist movement makers… Visit to the beautiful and accessible Centre for Social Innovation

The Government of Canada is boldly committed to advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment. This global commitment has been expressed through the Feminist International Assistance Policy and, more recently, the G7 Declaration on Quality Education for Girls, Adolescent Girls and Women in Developing Countries, as well as the historic G7 investment in education for women