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Email outreach remains one of the most vital communications tools available to organizations for successful campaigns and development efforts. In this webinar, you’ll explore a number of email design and messaging case studies, and compare some of the major email service providers and their technical offerings. You’ll learn the importance of list segmentation, integrating contact […]

Murderous wildfires, a 10-alarm UN IPCC report and the advent of an election year, when the result could hinge on perceptions of a newly introduced federal carbon tax, have put climate change high in the minds of Canadians, again. Yet, how can environmental organizations, governments and others keep the issue front and centre? Explore the

Cost: $35  Engineering Effective Events   Tuesday, March 26, 2019 
1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Eastern Time 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

This February, join other professionals and lifelong learners in Vancouver in this small-scale, interactive two-day course that aims to better your understanding of economic concepts and information relevant to a green economy. Grounded on ecological economics, this course will teach you ways to retrofit markets and environmental policies, rethinking the valuation of environmental benefits and

Fr. Nawras will give an update on the situation in Syria and speak on why bridging borders and not building walls is crucial for our time. Fr. Nawras is the regional director for Jesuit Refugee Service Middle East which works with displaced civilians in Syria and refugees in neighbouring countries. This topic might be of

When: Thursday, November 29, 2018 at 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST Where: A Different Booklist, Toronto, ON Join us for a discussion on finance, mining, and the university. We are thrilled to announce the incredible list of participants: Anna Zalik will facilitate the discussion. Anna is a faculty member at York University where she

Nicaragua, one of Latin America’s lowest income countries, has experienced dictatorship, revolution, neoliberalism and authoritarian populism all in the space of forty years. In April of this year, Nicaraguan university students initiated an uprising against the authoritarian regime of president Daniel Ortega that seemed to hold the possibility to redefine the country. Streets exploded with