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K4C Tkaronto Hub: Imagining Otherwise

What might AI look like when guided by Indigenous knowledge systems and participatory frameworks? Centering Indigenous, participatory, and anti-colonial perspectives, this webinar sparks imagination for how we might co-create technologies that are accountable to community, grounded in ethics, and guided by relationality. Jennifer Wemigwans is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Leadership, Higher and […]

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Turning Goals into Action: Youth as catalysts for achieving the SDGs!

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Hear from youth leaders who are transforming global goals into real-world action through innovation, advocacy, and community leadership. This engaging discussion will explore how young people are tackling pressing global issues such as poverty, inequality, climate change, and sustainable development and how youth can play a powerful role in shaping a more equitable and sustainable

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Light Over Darkness: A Vigil for Afghan Women

Events / Ali Monam

Light Over Darkness: A Vigil for Afghan Women On International Human Rights Day, December 10th, join our Ottawa Chapter for a vigil. Gather with our dedicated volunteers for a vigil, followed by a discussion about the current state of human rights for women in Afghanistan, shared through art, reporting and lived testimony. Join us at

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Write for Rights in Toronto

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Are you feeling disheartened about the state of things in the world? Would you like to do something to help make a difference? Come join Amnesty International at Write for Rights and write a letter in support of human rights around the world. Write for Rights is the world’s largest human rights event, marked each year on International

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Learning Series: Session 1 – Feminist Approaches to Public Engagement and Global Citizenship Education

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Learning Series: Session 1 – Feminist Approaches to Public Engagement and Global Citizenship Education Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025 Time: 12:00 to 2:00 PM (EST) Format: Online via Zoom Languages: French and English About this session Feminist approaches center gender justice, equity and inclusivity, challenging traditional power structures that often exclude or oppress various groups based on gender.

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Global Reads – AKFC’s Book Club x GCP (November Edition)

Events / Ali Monam

Join Aga Khan Foundation Canada and the Global Centre for Pluralism in-person for a special edition of Global Reads featuring acclaimed journalist and author Lyse Doucet, in conversation about her new book, The Finest Hotel in Kabul. Drawing on four decades as one of the BBC’s most trusted voices from conflict zones, Lyse Doucet offers

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Truth or Trouble: Legal Risks of Greenwashing for Corporations and NGOs

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Date: November 12, 1-2 PM ET Cost: $20 (Zoom Webinar) *All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days. Webinar Overview: As corporations increasingly use green claims to boost their sales , the risk of greenwashing — false or

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Environmental Justice Implications of the Building Canada Act (Bill C-5)

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Date: Part 1 – November 5, 1-2 PM ET, Part 2 – November 19, 1-3 PM ET Cost: Part 1 – $20 Part 2 – $40 Part 1 & 2 Package: $50 *All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

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Seeking Justice for Afghan Women and Girls

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An afternoon of short videos & talks explaining the terrible injustices faced by Afghan women & girls and what Right To Learn Afghanistan is doing to help. Hear from a young woman making a new home in Peterborough after being forced to flee Afghanistan & Enjoy our refreshments. How you can help: Purchase tickets in

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K4C Tkaronto Hub: Imagining Otherwise

Write for Rights in Toronto

Learning Series: Session 1 – Feminist Approaches to Public Engagement and Global Citizenship Education

Global Reads – AKFC’s Book Club x GCP (November Edition)

Truth or Trouble: Legal Risks of Greenwashing for Corporations and NGOs

Environmental Justice Implications of the Building Canada Act (Bill C-5)

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