The Twelve Thousand Screening
Please join us for a screening of The Twelve Thousand – a short film on Human Trafficking presented by Ally Global Foundation.
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Please join us for a screening of The Twelve Thousand – a short film on Human Trafficking presented by Ally Global Foundation.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: This event has been cancelled due to concerns around the COVID-19 outbreak. Please visit the “read more” link below or contact the event organizer(s) for more information. MEDA INNOVATE invites you to join practitioners, funders, policymakers, and other thought leaders for “NTF4Ag: Emerging Lessons and New Frontiers,” a learning event exploring the potential
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Everyone knows media exposure is crucial across all industries and sectors, but perhaps getting that desired media attention feels like a huge mystery. Here’s the good news (pun intended), it doesn’t have to be complicated and confusing. In this signature workshop, get the inside scoop on building your credibility as a go-to expert and leveraging
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The New To Canada Career & Settlement Expo on June 2, 2020, in Mississauga will give new immigrants the opportunity to connect with employers who are looking to hire, essential settlement services, seek out education and training institutions, or learn about government and immigration programs and services for newcomers to Canada.
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The 6 in 6 Speaker Series is presented by Humber College’s Principal’s Office in collaboration with the International Development Institute at Humber Lakeshore. This year’s theme is international development and we could not be more excited! 6 speakers from a variety of faculties will have 6 minutes each to dive into their topics which address
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: This event has been cancelled due to concerns around the COVID-19 outbreak. Please visit the “read more” link below or contact the event organizer(s) for more information. The Canadian Center for the Prevention of Sexual Violence is convening Canadian civil society to explore resources and tools for fostering organizational culture change to support
Women’s March Ottawa is excited to that we will once again be hitting the streets to protest all forms of oppression and discrimination in Ottawa, Canada and Globally on March 7th 2020. We acknowledge that we will be gathering and protesting on the unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Algonquin people. As an Ottawa based
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Join us for this one-person theatre production starring Cassel Miles, which tells the story of Josiah Henson – a driven man who overcame incredible odds to escape from slavery and improve the lives of hundreds of freedmen throughout his long life. The performance will be followed by a question and answer period. To register, email
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This Friday, January 31st, Fridays for Future Toronto will be demanding our federal government to reject TECK during our weekly strike. If the government chooses to go forward, this tar sands project will prevent Canada from reaching its Climate Emissions reductions targets (which we are already not on track to meet), destroy the habitat, and
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On this day, our team from The Centre for Equality Rights in Accomodation (CERA) will be out at six TTC locations across Toronto selling toques, socks, and mittens to raise awareness of homelessness and funds to support our work, and that of our partner organization Raising the Roof. By purchasing this great looking merchandise, you