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This year’s ECI Mandela Lecture explores the long history of Canadian slavery. Using visuals that capture the experiences of enslaved peoples of African descent, this event explores the brutality of slavery and demystifies the current national myth of racial tolerance in Canada. The event will address the need and potential for national curriculum reform, which […]

The 9th Social Justice Week at Ryerson University asks us to examine, imagine, and ‘cook up’ what we need to implement progressive changes in our communities today. This year’s multidisciplinary week of events brings together students, academics, scientists, artists, writers, community organizers, and the public to reflect on our connection to the Earth and each

Since anti-corruption protests began last year, the Haitian government has been engaged in a brutal, ongoing crackdown on peaceful political dissent. In the worst example of this government repression, in November 2018, the United Nations confirmed the responsibility of the Haitian government in the brutal massacre of 71 civilians in the impoverished neighbourhood of La

This event explores aspects of Haudenosaunee philosophy and its relationship to social justice struggles today. Writer Alicia Elliott will address: the nature of activism, its criminalization, and how Indigenous peoples are on the frontlines of battles over the politics of development, climate, and social change in Canada. Is government’s responsibility to the people it governs,

The Toronto Eglinton Rotary club is hosting their annual fundraiser, and this year, the proceeds will go towards supporting GEM. We would love for you to join us at ‘A Rotary Toast to Girls E-Mentorship’, wine tasting and fundraiser on Thursday November 14, 2019 from 6:30pm-10:00pm! The evening will include the tasting of fine wines

What happens when you take apart a single moment of conflict to explore every possible desired action? 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, physical, mental, and spiritual manipulative forces we encounter both onstage and in daily life.

Museum Without a Home is an evening of art, food and music to celebrate the strength of refugees and the kindness of those who welcome them in their new communities. The events focus on the stories of women and girls, who face unique challenges when they are forced to flee their homes and rebuild their

ONN is thrilled to be co-hosting a regional gathering in Newmarket for York Region nonprofits, with York Region Food Network. Together, we can engage in big-picture thinking and discover new ways to build strong and vibrant communities in the area! This is your chance to hear about public policy and issues at the provincial level,

When: Saturday October 19th, 8am – 10pm Where: Bus leaves Christie Pits Park and returns in the evening The Toxic Tour is an opportunity to see and experience first-hand the pollution that Aamjiwnaang First Nation community members experience every day. Aamjiwnaang First Nation is located in the middle of Sarnia’s Chemical Valley, the most polluted

The story of an exemplary grassroots organization, responding to crisis through capacity-building and community development. Join us for a preview of this incredible 5-part video series. There will be refreshments and warm bites. In collaboration with the Faculty of Social & Community Services and Kijiji Cha Upendo, Digital Learning’s Creative Productions team invites you to