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As Canadians deal with multiple concerns — high prices, housing, healthcare — and impacts of extreme weather, join UBC Professor David Tindall to learn the preliminary results of a national survey exploring how personal and organization social networks — and social media — may be shaping our concerns about, and engagement in climate action. Discussion

New Majority is Canada’s non-partisan ground and canvassing engine, focusing on strengthening democracy by leading young people to the polls during election and ensuring their voices are heard by politicians outside of election season.What makes New Majority unique is their focus on grounded, face-to-face engagement with young people under 30 inside but particularly outside of

September 25th, October 2nd, October 9th, October 16th ‍ A two-webinar and two-workshop series: $60 for the entire series on Zoom ‍ Webinars: Fostering Youth-Centred Impact and Leveraging Social Media to Better Engage Youth ‍ Workshops: Practicing Youth Engagement Scenarios Together and Refining Your Youth Engagement Plan ‍

The DEFNP workshop series will offer tailored programming designed to match ENGOs on their decolonial (un)learning journeys. In Fall 2025, members of the ENGO sector will be able to choose one of three workshop tracks: Introduction to Decolonization in the ENGO Sector, Advanced Decolonial Theory and Application, or For Indigenous Ears Only – A Space for Reflection and

‍4-Part Series September 17, 24, October 1, & 8, 1:00-2:30 PM ET on Zoom Meeting (camera and audio enabled) Cost: $75 for the series *All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following each session. The recording will be available for 60 days. This workshop hones in on the impact

Dates: September 9, 16, 23, 30, October 7 and 14 This seminar series is ideal for new fundraisers, part-time fundraisers, and those who work in small fundraising shops. Mikhael’s mentor once said, “Fundraising is easy, but you have to get the basics right.”  He’s not sure fundraising is ever easy, but it is absolutely crucial

The work you do is vital, and collaboration is critical to the mission’s success. So why does the work get tripped up when people come together? Because conflict and tension are inevitable, especially when people care so deeply. Conflict is not simply a hazard to be avoided. With a bit of courage and the right

Albert Einstein is credited with saying, “If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend fifty-five minutes thinking about the problem and five minutes thinking about solutions.” Join this webinar to hear from James Stauch, lead author of The 55 Minutes, about how to use those metaphorical first fifty-five minutes wisely. If we