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Breaking Barriers: Black Women Shaping Human Rights in Politics

Dr. Jean Augustine is a trailblazing Canadian politician, educator and social justice advocate. She made history as the first Black woman elected to Canada’s Parliament. Her legislative successes include both the historic Black History Month Motion and the “Famous Five” Motion to honour women’s suffrage. Join this Amnesty International Canada webinar, as we explore her remarkable […]

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Right to Learn Afghanistan Toronto Chapter Event

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You’re invited to join Right to Learn Afghanistan’s Toronto Chapter of Volunteers at the Toronto Public Library, Northern District Branch on March 4, 2025. The event will feature Dr. Lauryn Oates, Executive Director of Right to Learn, as she provides the latest updates on the situation in Afghanistan and what everyone can do to support

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“Sudan, Remember Us” Film Screening

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Join the Sudanese Students Union at the University of Toronto for a screening of, “Sudan, Remember Us”. About the Documentary They are young Sudanese yearning for freedom. Their revolution is poetic, driven by the power of words. As it intertwines their stories, the film reassembles fragments of a revolution, a battle pitting the voices of

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Old Leaders, New Directions – The Future of Canada-U.S. Relations

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📢 YPFP Toronto Presents: “Old Leaders, New Directions – The Future of Canada-U.S. Relations” 🇨🇦🇺🇸 With President Trump in office, Canadian elections looming, and the America First agenda on the roll, what’s next for Canada-U.S. relations? From trade policies to defense strategies, join our expert fireside panel as we explore the future of this crucial

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Webinar: No Woman or Girl Left Behind

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Join Partners In Health Canada for an in-depth discussion on the No Woman or Girl Left Behind project, a six-year initiative dedicated to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Malawi and Sierra Leone. What to Expect: Insights from health leaders on the frontlines Stories of impact on maternal health, youth services, and

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IDW 2025 at Centennial College

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International Development Week 2025 Join us for “International Development Week (2025)”, an annual event organized by the International Development Postgraduate Program of The Business School at Centennial College. The event will be held in-person on Tuesday, February 4, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Centennial’s Event Centre. Students, faculty and professionals interested in NGOs’ activities, Sustainable Development

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International Development Week Insight Exchange

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This International Development Week (IDW), join Aga Khan Foundation Canada (AKFC), in partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada’s Youth Advisory Council, for a youth-led afternoon featuring dynamic conversations, networking, and presentations by youth related to intersecting challenges and opportunities in global development. IDW is held annually in the first week of February to

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Together: A story of a Good Neighbours Community Development Project in Bangladesh

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Join Good Neighbours Canada for a documentary screening of a case study of community-led development work in Bangladesh, highlighting how this organization fosters sustainable development through empowering young people, supporting livelihoods and utilizing an innovative whole-community support system. The screening will be followed by an interactive Q&A and reflective discussions, where attendees will be invited

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Virtual Panel Session – Women’s Financial Inclusion: A Catalyst for Sustainable Development

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Toronto Centre and CARE Canada are co-hosting a virtual panel session to mark Canada’s International Development Week. Closing the financial inclusion gender gap is essential for sustainable economic growth and stability. It empowers women socially and economically while strengthening financial systems. Safeguarding and accelerating the progress made over the past 15 years is critical to ensuring

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Breaking Barriers: Black Women Shaping Human Rights in Politics

“Sudan, Remember Us” Film Screening

Old Leaders, New Directions – The Future of Canada-U.S. Relations

Webinar: No Woman or Girl Left Behind

Together: A story of a Good Neighbours Community Development Project in Bangladesh

Virtual Panel Session – Women’s Financial Inclusion: A Catalyst for Sustainable Development

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