Events

Gender Equality, Inclusive Governance and the Law: Aligned for a Better World

The Canadian Association of International Development Professionals (CAIDP) in collaboration with the Canadian Council of International Law (CCIL) is proud to present the: CAIDP-CCIL 2018 Conference A lot has changed since last year, including a transition from Millenium Development Goals to the new, more universal, Sustainable Development Goals. Eighteen months into their implementation, we are

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ICN National Bilingual Webinar on Gender Equality to support Small and Medium-Sized Organizations with Interest in Applying to GAC’s Development Impact Window Preliminary Call for Proposals

Monday, December 11, 2017 from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM PACIFIC / 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM EST The Inter-Council Network of Provincial and Regional Councils for International Cooperation (ICN), in partnership with Karen Craggs-Milne, a leading Canadian gender expert, is pleased to offer a national, bilingual webinar to help support small and medium-sized organizations

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16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Doc and Talk

Over 20 years ago, Attiya Khan was in an abusive relationship with her then-boyfriend Steve. Today, she’s a prominent feminist who has worked for women’s shelters across the U.S. and Canada. Khan and co-director Lawrence Jackman teamed up to create a unique documentary that aims to evolve the conversation around intimate partner violence. “A Better

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Colonization & Systemic Racism: Pathways to Change

To commemorate this year’s Human Rights Day, Urban Alliance on Race Relations is hosting a panel of human rights advocates to discuss Colonization and System Racism: Pathways to Change Panelists: * Renu Mandhane, Chief Commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission * Sylvia Maracle, Executive Director of Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres, and Order

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Top Ten Compliance Issues for Canadian Registered Charities: A Webinar with Mark Blumberg

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

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OCIC Ottawa Development Drinks Festive Uncut Networking (FUN) Event

Development Drinks Ottawa will be celebrating the end of 2017 through a Festive, Uncut Networking (FUN) event on Wednesday, December 13, 2017. The evening will be dedicated to networking, good cheer, and great prizes! A raffle will be held where each non-perishable food item you donate will gain you an additional raffle ticket. Along with

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Engineers without Borders: Networking and Fundraising Mixer

Get ready EWB Professional Chapter’s December networking and fundraising mixer! This will be a great opportunity to liaise with the Professional Chapter Executive Team and learn about our work to end extreme poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa. Team members will showcase achievements through the exciting EWB Fellowship Program and our new initiative on “Evolving Engineering”! Fundraising

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Help Address Child Labour & Modern Slavery Join us for a Free Workshop, Friday December 8th

During this holiday season, many Canadians will give little second-thought to how their purchases are made. And yet, a 2017 Ipsos survey found 84% of Canadians wanted to make an effort to ensure they know how and where their purchases are made. With the Government of Canada in the midst of a parliamentary study on

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