Join OCIC and Spur Change for a dynamic, interactive workshop on fundraising and resource mobilization for small and medium organizations working in international cooperation in Canada. Please see Global Affairs Canada criteria as an eligible Small or Medium Organizations (SMOs) working in international cooperation. Click here for more info and to register by May 17, 2023 […]
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The Knowledge Equity Lab (KEL), UTSC, the Toronto Centre for Community Learning & Development (CL&D), and the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) are excited to open registration for a unique in-person learning opportunity focused on Community-based Participatory Action Research (CBPAR). CBPAR is a “research approach that involves active participation of those whose lives are affected
Recently, the Canadian government called for regime change in Moscow and openly opposed China’s call for a truce and negotiations. At the same time Canada has donated more than $2 billion in arms to Ukraine. Alongside large amounts of weapons, Canada is sharing critical military intelligence and training Ukrainian troops while Canadian special forces and
Jeffrey Sachs on the Path to Peace in Ukraine Read More »
Even in an era of social media, word of mouth is the most effective marketing strategy. Everyone — especially board members — can represent your organization more effectively. In the webinar, you’ll discover how you and your board can engage potential supporters, develop compelling messages, and deliver them effectively. We’ll cover: • Listening: The most
The Indigenous School Food Circle is pleased to host a webinar on how school food programs are engaging their students in food forests and growing food on the land. Our speakers will share how they’ve established their programs, what they set out to do, how the program has supported their students and their broader community,
Growing Food on the Land in Indigenous School Communities Read More »
Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan’s Toronto Chapter is hosting a free in-person information session on Tuesday, May 9th. Join to hear Selay Ghaffar, Afghan activist, and Sarah Keeler, CW4WAfghan’s Advocacy Manager discuss: the current political situation in Afghanistan, how the Taliban rule has impacted women and girls’ education, and how Canadians can get involved.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted challenges and weaknesses in preparedness and response systems at the global, regional, national, and community levels. The effects of COVID-19 are exacerbated by additional forces contributing to complex emergency environments – climate change, conflict, and an increased cost of living. Collectively, these disastrous factors are known as the 4 C’s.
Global Health and Beyond: Resilience in Complex Environments Read More »
On April 17, join Aga Khan Foundation Canada, Criterion Institute, 2X Global, the Aspen Network for Development Entrepreneurs (ANDE) and World University Service of Canada (WUSC) for a conversation on gender lens investing – growing the field, setting new standards, understanding the challenges and shaping the future. The session will focus on learning from previous
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Join CW4WAfghan’s Peterborough Chapter and Red Pashmina Inc. as they host their 13th annual Red Pashmina Walk. The Red Pashmina walk raises funds for Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan’s educational programs through donations and pledges, and Red Pashmina Inc. also contributes proceeds from the sale of pashminas. The powerful awareness walk celebrates and encourages
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Are you between the ages of 15 and 25 with a keen interest in human rights issues and a desire to learn more? Amnesty’s Human Rights College (HRC) may be right for you! This three-day youth leadership event features activism skills-building and learning workshops, discussions, and taking action. We are now accepting applications from English-speaking youth from
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