Events

WHAT IF WE UNLEASHED THE TRUE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP? We could chart the path to a world where women, children, and adolescents have their right to health respected and fulfilled regardless of who they are, where they live, or how much money they may or may not have. There is much work to do. You […]

We are pleased to welcome you to register for an ICN webinar, in partnership with Global Affairs Canada and Aga Khan Foundation Canada.The webinar will cover what Global Affairs Canada wishes you knew about Results-Based Management. The facilitator will go in-depth over new developments in RBM that are directly relevant to organizations wishing to apply

Congress will take place from the May 30th to June 1st, 2018 at the University of Regina. The theme for this year’s CASID conference is: ‘Exploring and Unpacking Diversity in Development.’ The CASID Conference Organizing team invites you to submit panel, individual paper and roundtable proposals at this time. We encourage you to submit panel

Spirit in Action and the Indie Philanthropy Initiative invite you a panel discussion, Smart Risks: The power of Collaboration. Risk can manifest in a lot of different ways. Sometimes it’s subtle and makes its impact over many years. Sometimes it’s one bold move that changes things up right away. There’s no one path to making

In partnership with the Balsillie School of International Affairs, Conrad Grebel University College (University of Waterloo), Wilfrid Laurier University and Project Ploughshares, the Canadian Red Cross will be hosting an International Humanitarian Law Conference titled “Putting People First’. Through panel discussions, the conference will explore the role that International Humanitarian Law plays in dealing with

Canadian World Education Foundation (CWEF) Tanzania Chapter presents the 5th Annual Tonight’s For Tanzania (T4T) event on Saturday, November 4th 2017 from 5pm to 9pm, at 18 Eccless Street in Ottawa. Please join us for evening full of tradition, and culture! The event will feature various speakers, live performances and a taste of African cuisine.

REDESIGNING THE TREE OF LIFE: SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF FOOD A participatory learning conference, informed by expert presentations, with time to build the relationships and shared learning that make future shared work possible. Theological and ethical reflection, learning, organizing. This event is designed to provide an opportunity to share and ground our work

Join us on October 24th during Responsible Investing Week and World Development Information Day for an evening of conversation with Brittany Lambert, Women’s Rights Policy and Advocacy Specialist for Oxfam Canada. She will talk about how investors and citizens can step up to reduce gender inequality and make the world a better place.