Events

Redemptive Social Enterprise Lab

🚀 The Redemptive Social Enterprise Lab – 2025! https://lnkd.in/g6X6F65n Are you a #SocialEntrepreneur in pre-launch or early-stage start-up ready to overcome challenges, scale your impact, and build a sustainable, impacted-oriented venture? Join us this April 7-9, in Cambridge, Ontario for the Redemptive Social Enterprise Lab—a transformative experience designed to equip social entrepreneurs and founders with […]

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Blumbergs’ Canadian Charity Law Boot Camp 2025

This one-day workshop will deal with questions that all charities (or potential charities) should consider: What are we trying to accomplish? Should we incorporate? Should we be a registered charity? What is the difference between for-profit, non-profit and registered charity? The session will cover matters that are significant for any operating charity surrounding revenue generation

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WHAM Dinner Party

March 5, 2025 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. EST Oakville Conference & Banquet Centre 2515 Wyecroft Road Oakville, ON Join to hear keynote speaker Nicole Rakowski, an entrepreneur and PhD candidate in Health Management who has inspired thousands worldwide in her journey overcoming a life-altering accident. The event will also feature an address from Dr. Lauryn

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Common Approach for PSEAH (CAPSEAH): Ensuring Sustainable Resourcing for PSEAH

Join DIGNA and Cooperation Canada for an insightful presentation on the Collective Vision​: Common Approach for PSEAH (CAPSEAH). Speakers will unpack key findings, explore implications, and engage in meaningful dialogue on how to ensure that Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment (PSEAH) efforts receive the resourcing they need to create lasting impact. Adequate resourcing for

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Making Local Food Choices Easier with the Canadian Centre for Food and Ecology: When Farmers and Behavioural Science Work Together

Have you ever wondered how to get more people to change their shopping habits and actually make the switch to local whole foods, grown in living soil without toxic pesticides? Come learn about the Canadian Centre for Food and Ecology (CCFE) and their Flavour Harvest project, a collaboration between various partners to create a program

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Breaking Barriers: Black Women Shaping Human Rights in Politics

Dr. Jean Augustine is a trailblazing Canadian politician, educator and social justice advocate. She made history as the first Black woman elected to Canada’s Parliament. Her legislative successes include both the historic Black History Month Motion and the “Famous Five” Motion to honour women’s suffrage. Join this Amnesty International Canada webinar, as we explore her remarkable

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