Events

June 25, 2019 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM Registration: $150 per person or $125 per person for more than 2 people from the same organization. Lunch is on your own. In the fast-paced workplace, who has the time to deal with interpersonal relationships? And yet, miscommunication & misunderstandings cost money, decrease motivation and impact performance. […]

Calling out all youth interested in advancing youth-led sustainable development through policy, advocacy and community-led change. Join the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) on March 27, 2019 at 6:30 PM (EST) in a live webinar with Larissa Crawford for Youth Breaking into Policy Spaces. This youth-facilitated, 2-hour session will deliver the inspiration and tools

For our last Money Talks Issue 4 Webinar on March 28, we will be joined by Professor Ken Wyman from the Fundraising Management and the International Development graduate program at Humber College. Join us on Thursday March 28, 12:00 – 1:00PM (EST) to learn more about grant-seeking and grant-writing strategies, costs, common mistakes, and more!

Money Talks is an online publication produced by the Ontario Council of International Cooperation (OCIC) that presents innovative solutions for common funding challenges faced by development professionals and organizations. This capacity building tool helps spark new creative ventures for organizations seeking to diversify their funding options and deepen the scope of their work. Money Talks

It’s no secret that the United States government lies to provoke wars and often has the support of the corporate main stream media to help it spread the message. Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky in their book Manufacturing Consent, outline a conceptual model in political economy that explains how propaganda and systemic biases function in

This rally, our fourth climatestrike, will be held in solidarity with Greta Thunberg and young climate strikers around the world on March 15. In Australia, Europe, and the U.S.A., climate strikers will be holding rallies everywhere. Let’s join them and show the world that we, too, are part of the global movement demanding urgent action

Fridays for Future hosts film screening of Youth Unstoppable which takes us inside the rise of the Global Youth Climate Movement as seen through the eyes of a young Canadian filmmaker, Slater Jewell-Kemker, who was 15 when she began documenting over the next 10 years the untold stories of youth around the world standing up

While “intersectionality” has brought to the fore matters relating to gender, sexuality, (dis)ability, and religious affiliation, Professor Foley will focus on those ramifications of the relationship between race and class that connect up with debates between Marxism and identitarianism. Key issues/terms that will be covered and/or interrogated include black radicalism and the black radical tradition;

Meet the contributors of iAM e-Magazine Vol 10 and hear the stories of Reflections from the Intersections: an exploration of intersectionality, development and change. iAM e-Magazine Vol 10 aims to reflect and gather perspectives on intersectionality – a way to recognize that life, oppression and power is not experienced in the same way by everyone