Events

International Development & Global Education Community Networking Round Table and special presentation on Tax Fairness & Gender Equity Pilot Project in Ghana &the Implications for Canadians This meeting follows a round table event hosted by MP Monsef earlier this spring, at which time there was expressed interest from participants for KWIC to create opportunities for […]

Did you know that the number one solution to global warming is the combination of educating girls and family planning? Join Drawdown Toronto, a project of Unify Toronto, to expand your thinking to act on climate change solutions. In this Summit you will: – learn more about Project Drawdown’s comprehensive model to reverse global warming,

On behalf of the students of the International Development Post-Graduate Program at Centennial College, we would like to cordially invite you to a live stream satellite event that we are hosting for the Women Deliver 2019 Conference. Date: Tuesday June 4th, 2019 Time: 9:00am – 2:20pm Location: Room L1-08, Centennial College Progress Campus. Women Deliver

Learn how to better use social media to support your social change message with a focus on climate activism. Join LeadNow’s Tim Ellis and Tyler Watt to learn more. Bring your laptop or other device for hands-on learning. Organized by ClimateFast and hosted by the Peace and Social Action Committee of Toronto Friends Meeting. When:

The Women Deliver 2019 Conference is happening in Vancouver and will be the world’s largest conference on gender equality, and the health, rights, and wellbeing of girls and women. Oikocredit Canada, the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) and Cuso International are pleased to invite you to Investing in Women and Girls, a Women Deliver

Join Heritage Toronto on this walking tour and walk in the footsteps of Toronto’s trailblazing women, who pushed boundaries in politics, broke the glass ceiling, and changed the course of history in their city. Explore the stories of suffragists, doctors, entrepreneurs, artists and others who faced adversity and challenged the status quo. Note: Certain portions

Midwives save lives when…… According to the UN, “since 1990, the world has seen a 44 per cent decline in maternal mortality rates. But despite this progress, some 830 women still die every day from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth. It’s about a woman every two minutes. And for every woman who dies, 20

Humber’s International Development Institute (IDI) is offering a two-day course on the Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), facilitated by Universalia’s Hussein Amery, who is currently developing M&E frameworks for IDRC and UNHCR, among other organizations. This course explains key techniques and methods on the practice of M&E and how to apply them, using case

The share of foreign aid in the national budget was 22% in FY 2017/18, compared to nearly 29% in FY 2016/17. It shows that Nepal now faces the challenge of mobilizing more resources for, inter alia, graduating to the developing country status by 2022, achieving Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, and fulfilling the universally recognized

The lecture is part of the Winter 2019 Michael Baptista Lecture and CALACS Conference Keynote. Professor Bonilla will examine how catastrophic events like hurricanes, earthquakes as well as forms of political and economic crisis, deepen the fault lines of long-existing racial and colonial histories. Drawing on ethnographic research conducted before and after Hurricane Maria, she