Events

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; […]

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

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

We Are Fearless! Organizing our communities, Supporting each other, Growing the Resistance! Join us on Saturday, March 9th for a rally followed by a march and ending with a fair at Ryerson. Rally and March organized by Women Working with Immigrant Women and IWD Toronto Organizing Committee. Fair organized by the Continuing Education Students Association

RESULTS Canada invites you to join an interactive webinar during which we will hear from Loyce Maturu a young powerful advocate for youth living with HIV. Learn what is being done by Canada and the world to fight HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, and what you can do to help!

Once a month social innovators from across the city gather for an informal meet up after work and exploration of a social innovation topic. March 12th – Connections, Networks & Communities It takes a connected group of people to transform an idea into a solution. So, how do we make the most of the connections,

*A recording of the webinar will be made available to all those who register. The recording will only be available within (60) days after the webinar. Pipeline hearings, endangered species protection, pesticide regulation, resource extraction projects – these are just some of the areas in which government processes and decision-making can be judicially reviewed for

Join Cuso International and the Manyatta Network for a meaningful conversation about women’s resilience and achievements in Ethiopia, Myanmar, Nigeria and how civil society groups through diaspora networks can play a role in development work and gender equality. Our ‘Women for Change’ panelists will share their stories in celebration of International Women’s Day. Learn more

Best ball golf tournament, Registration 10:30 a.m. Shotgun start 12 noon. Registration cost before July 8/19 $150.00 with a $50.00 tax receipt. After that date $165.00. To register call 905 838 0897 or email share.treasurer19@gmail.com. You can pay by credit card, cheque or Interac etransfer

Come out to CodeAcrossTO, an all-ages, all-skills-and-abilities community hackathon on March 2nd at Artscape Daniels Launchpad. Lunch provided! The theme is “Toronto’s take on UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)”. Join challenges that speak explicitly to Toronto’s sustainable future, facilitated by rad folks like Law & Design Colab (working to improve legal accessibility), OPIRG Toronto (environment/social