Events

Webinar: Urgent Legal Analysis on Genocide in Gaza

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to escalate, it is more important than ever to confront the legal and moral realities of this unfolding atrocity. Join Amnesty International Toronto and leading international experts for a powerful webinar exploring the legal dimensions of the ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. This panel will present key findings from […]

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Aaron Freeman of Pivot Strategic Consulting on Environmental Advocacy in Canada’s New Parliament

In the coming weeks, a new Cabinet will be chosen and sworn in, followed by the return of Parliament with a Speech from the Throne. Mandate letters will be drafted—possibly released publicly and a federal budget will follow. The exact timelines for all of these events are still unknown. This session will outline the political

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Nonprofit Leadership Webinar Series with Mikhael Bornstein

The Nonprofit Leadership Webinar Series with Mikhael Bornstein will include five 60-minute webinars. Each webinar will last 60 minutes including both presentation and questions and answers. After each webinar, participants will receive a workbook and self-assessment to help them better understand their strengths and how they can grow as nonprofit leaders. Five topics will be covered in

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Difficult Conversations: A Workshop for New and Experienced Managers

Every manager dreads difficult conversations. Whether it’s delivering bad news, denying employee requests, or giving negative feedback, these are the conversations that keep up at night and make our stomachs churn. To be an effective manager, however, you must have those difficult conversations. And, you need to have them in a way that is constructive

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Moving the Needle: Reimagining Canada’s Development and Humanitarian Engagement

This event will be available in-person and online. Free to attend. Co-hosted by Aga Khan Foundation Canada and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University. In a world marked by rising conflict, fragile states, and unprecedented humanitarian challenges, Canada must rethink how it engages globally. How can we ensure that our foreign

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Policy Matters: Lessons from CSW69 and the Beijing Platform for Action

Event Details Join us for an insightful conversation with Canadian and international delegates as they reflect on their experiences at the 69th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) in New York. Hear firsthand accounts, key takeaways, and bold visions for advancing gender equality, both at home and globally. This interactive webinar

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Donor Journey Mapping for ENGOs: Unlocking Major Revenue Growth

Learn how Real Path and The Nature Trust of British Columbia dramatically increased donor lifetime value through extrospective donor journey mapping. Begin by understanding how assumptions begin the process of increasing donor lifetime value and how to get started at your ENGO. Then, explore what donor journey mapping really is, how to involve donors, volunteers,

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National Red Pashmina Walk 2025 – Peterborough

Join Right to Learn Afghanistan (formerly Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan) and our chapters across Canada on May 4th in Peterborough for a National Red Pashmina Walk! What is a Red Pashmina Walk? A Red Pashmina Walk is a solidarity, awareness, and fundraising event that originated in Peterborough, Ontario in 2010. Members of the public participate in this

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