Events

October 4 2019, 8:45 am – 9:40 am Free Following the release of the Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls earlier this year on June 3, 2019, Cardinal Leger Secondary School’s Red Feather Committee wants to invite the public to join our community at our Red Feather […]

Join us on Monday October 7, 2019 in Toronto for the 8th Annual Blumbergs’ Canadian Charity Law Institute. We will be featuring a number of speakers covering different legal and compliance issues affecting Canadian charities and non-profits. It will be a full day packed with practical legal and ethical compliance information geared toward charities, professional

Charities and Non-Profit Organizations have tremendous motivation to protect their digital data, however many do not take the proper steps to mitigate these risks. Historically Charities and NPO’s were not a main target of cyber criminals, but there has been a rash of attacks over the past few years focusing on them. This presentation will

There are many risks associated with not-for-profits and charities carrying out activities abroad. One often overlooked but very significant risk is the financial risk associated with market changes and related currency exchange rate fluctuations. This presentation will discuss strategies that not-for-profit and charitable organizations can implement to reduce the costs associated with international development work.

Combine travel, adventure and philanthropy with this epic hike to Machu Picchu. During this nine-day excursion you’ll take the trail less traveled, meet Andean farmers and explore the world of the Incas—all while supporting Cuso International’s mission to reduce poverty and inequality.

Join Cuso International for our free webinar series where we explore some of today’s most pressing issues in international development. In our October 23rd webinar ‘Giving Youth a Voice’ our experts will discuss the multi-faceted challenges young people face in Jamaica, Myanmar and Peru, and what partnerships and programs are working to build youth economic

*Limited Spots – RSVP required Horizons of Friendship invites non-profit and policy professionals, global and community health practitioners and youth-focused groups to a dynamic breakout session. This beehive will feature the expertise of Indigenous Maya K’iche’ and Guatemalan champions for women, children and adolescent health and provide an energetic platform to spark a conversation between

Are you looking to learn more about reducing your carbon footprint as a Torontonian? Have you ever felt isolated speaking with friends about environmental concerns? Are you looking to make a difference but aren’t sure where to start? Join Wisebird and Collective Impact Journey for a three-part Zero Waste Dine & Learn Series this October.

This participatory workshop invites participants into an emerging field of inquiry, where a constellation of practices helps us do the decolonial work of coming to terms with our imbrications with the world around us, and the stunning implications for agency and change. Working under the same title as the evening keynote; this workshop will be

A great deal has been written about legal compliance surrounding charities in Canada. Much of that material, however, is highly specialized, hard to understand and sometimes esoteric. As a result, it can be extremely difficult for charities, employees and volunteers to focus in on the issues that are most important for charities. This webinar provides