Events

Documentary Screening: After the Storm – the building of Pope Francis Village

The 47-minute documentary After the Storm: Building the Pope Francis Village is an inspiring journey that follows poor coastal communities in the Philippines who lost everything to Super Typhoon Haiyan. When local organizations supported by Development and Peace –Caritas Canada arrive to work alongside these communities, they are confronted by survivors who are dispossessed, living

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Stakeholder Engagement in Planning, Needs Assessment, Monitoring and Evaluation

Please join us this February in Mexico in time to escape the winter blues and upgrade your skills in planning, monitoring & evaluation. Can you facilitate participatory workshops and focus groups with stakeholders for planning, monitoring and evaluation purposes? Do you know the latest methods and techniques to engage stakeholders? Do you feel comfortable and

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University of Ottawa International Development Week 2019 // La Semaine du développement international 2019 à l’Université d’Ottawa

Tickets for the 2019 International Development Week Conference at the University of Ottawa are now on sale! You can get them here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/idw-conference-2019-la-conference-de-la-sdi-2019-tickets-52447743613! The conference, which will take place from February 8 to 9, 2019 includes a wine and cheese, two keynote speakers, ten workshops and panels and an official banquet. International Development Week is

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The Nicaragua Uprising: Updates, Debates, and Voices in Exile

Nicaragua, one of Latin America’s lowest income countries, has experienced dictatorship, revolution, neoliberalism and authoritarian populism all in the space of forty years. In April of this year, Nicaraguan university students initiated an uprising against the authoritarian regime of president Daniel Ortega that seemed to hold the possibility to redefine the country. Streets exploded with

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Leading the Way: Empowering Female Humanitarian Leaders

In recent years there has been an increased emphasis on gender equality and women’s empowerment in the humanitarian field. Despite this, greater consideration still needs to be given to the experiences of women as humanitarians, the impact that their leadership has in humanitarian response and the barriers they face in achieving leadership roles. On Tuesday,

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Transformations: Stories of Partnership, Resilience & Positive Change – Food Sovereignty within Indigenous Communities in Canada

On December 4th, OCIC’s Ottawa Development Drinks Committee in collaboration with Canadian Feed the Children (CFTC) invite you to witness the award-winning photojournalism project, Transformations, to explore food security challenges and community-led solutions in several of Indigenous communities in Canada. This exhibit features the work of Canadian Feed the Children, Eel Ground First Nation, Chippewas

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OCIC Holiday Pop-up Marketplace and Celebration

Kick-start the action at OCIC’s Holiday Pop-up Marketplace (FREE-ENTRY) — home to ethically produced and fair-trade gifts, free activities for children and youth to learn about social issues, and time for you to connect with prominent social activists, gender equality warriors, and feminist movement makers… Visit to the beautiful and accessible Centre for Social Innovation

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