Events

Talking Treaties is an outdoor pageant exploring the treaty history of the Toronto area through words, song, movement and spectacle. Rooted in oral history and community collaboration, Talking Treaties takes audiences on a journey through the place we share and the way it came to be. Inspired by historical research of Victoria Freeman and others, […]

Climate Action Network is thrilled to announce the third annual ClimaCon, an event for heroes from every corner of the Canadian climate movement to come together, learn, share stories, build relationships, and have fun. ClimaCon2018 will take place at the York University campus in the brand new York University Student Conference Centre in Toronto, ON

Join us on Monday October 15, 2018 in Toronto for the 7th 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. Some of our topics and speakers include: – Reflections on the Senate Committee on the Charitable Sector –

This 90 minute documentary film chronicles Gloria Carrion Fonseca’s experience as the daughter of Carlos Carrion and Ivette Fonseca, two prominent leaders of the Nicaraguan Sandinista Revolution. With them she experienced the rise and fall of the revolutionary dream. Now, 38 years later, Gloria begins a search of that past through a kaleidoscope of memories that will

Join Blumbergs’ on Tuesday October 16, 2018 in Toronto for a financial capacity building workshop with Gordon Holley from Humanity Financial Management. Gordon will show organization leaders what they can do to increase the financial capacity of their charities and not-for-profit organizations. It will be a full-day program that senior management and directors of charities

Join us for an engaging panel discussion! IDRC’s Solutions for Gender Equity speaker series launches with a panel that will share examples of women’s collective actions that positively influence gender relations and adverse gender norms and practices. The speakers at “Mobilizing women’s collective action for change” will present approaches their organizations have used to successfully

Professor David Welch inaugurates this series with a lecture on “Empathy and Threat Perception: North Korea and the South China Sea” Professor Welch holds the CIGI chair of Global Security at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and is Professor of Political Science at the University of Waterloo. He is the author of seven books