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Both anti-war and climate movements are fighting for justice and life for all people on a livable planet. It’s increasingly clear that we can’t have one without the other. No climate justice, no peace, no planet. Join us on April 29 for a webinar on the intersections between climate justice and anti-war movements. With Clayton […]

The roundtable discussion will be focused on discussing issues affecting women in Canada and around the world and ways we can rectify them. Featuring panelists will share their experiences on the current state of gender equality and inclusion.

Gain strategic and legal insights regarding snap elections and implementing election-related campaigns. About this Event Our nonprofit voices and advocacy are needed now more than ever. With a snap federal election possible at any time, it’s important for nonprofits to begin discussing their role in the upcoming election. This interactive webinar will provide insight into

“SHADOW OF GOLD”: Documentary Film Panel Discussion: Understanding and Teaching Global Mining Issues Panel Discussion: Wednesday, April 21st; 7:30–9:00 p.m. ET (4:30–6:00 p.m. PT) Educators increasingly understand the connections between the environment, climate, and social justice. But what about mining justice? As one of the most economically important metals, gold continues to be mined in

This is the 51st anniversary of Earth Day and we are going to talk about David Love’s new book “Green Green: Reflections on 51 Years of Raising Money for Nature” which will be released on Earth Day. To purchase a copy of his new book, use SN20 to receive a 20% discount for friends of

Join us in conversation with special guests; Nneka Allen, Camila Vital Pereira, Nicole Salmon, Nicole Cozier, Marva Wisdom, Muthoni Kariuki, Sherrie James, Kishshana Palmer, Heba Mahmoud, Christal M. Cherry & Birgit Burton Smith The time for Collecting Courage is now! It’s undeniably our stories, told by us and for us, publicly sharing and claiming our

The University of Toronto Scarborough’s annual Global and International Health Week is returning virtually this year the week of March 8-11, with the theme Pandemic Perspectives! In partnership with the Knowledge Equity Lab’s OpenPraxisForum, students from the IDSC11 Global & International Health Issues class will be presenting their multimedia exhibits, each focusing on critically analyzing

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You’re invited to the FREE Results Canada National Conference! Join us virtually on November 14-15 to participate in plenaries, sessions, and workshops filled with information and insight on global health and advocacy in the current COVID-19 context. Registration is open!

Through direct action, art interventions, protests, rallies and other forms of mobilization, Black people globally are resisting state sanctioned violence and anti-Black racism in all spheres. The status quo is no longer viable. Black feminists are (re)building a world for us, by us. This panel features freedom fighters advocating for justice across the globe. In