Background The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is an intergovernmental, multi-sectoral platform for individuals, civil society, NGOs and government bodies to work together towards promoting and advancing women’s rights, documenting the reality of women’s lives throughout the world, and shaping global standards on gender equality and the empowerment of women. CSW was officially […]
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Hosted by the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) and the Canadian Council for Young Feminists (CCYF), the Hackathon Event is part of the Policy Matters Youth Training Series, a free, virtual series that invites participation from diverse youth with interest and experience in policy making, public policy issues, and youth engagement. This five-part training
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Hosted by the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) and the Canadian Council for Young Feminists (CCYF), the Hackathon Event is part of the Policy Matters Youth Training Series, a free, virtual series that invites participation from diverse youth with interest and experience in policy making, public policy issues, and youth engagement. This five-part training
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Due to covid-19 restrictions, preventing volunteers from attending our in person programs in 2020, we are launching a pilot 2-day online training program. May 15th and May16th, 10am – 1pm EST. Sign up and use the discount code OCIC2021 to get 20% off. These courses will provide some of the theoretical education received when attending
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Led by author Barbara Floersch formerly of the Grantsmanship Center, moderated by Ken Wyman, CFRE with special guest respondent Devika Shaw of Environmental Funders Canada. After training thousands of nonprofit staff members, Barbara Floersch has identified common misperceptions that limit the change-making power of grants. This session will call out three of those limiting misperceptions,
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Hear from experts, influencers and activists as we discuss the role of innovation in global gender equality About this Event: This International Development Week, join experts, influencers and activists as we tackle some of the most pressing issues and innovation opportunities facing women’s health and rights around the world. Under this year’s theme, Gender Equality
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OCIC invites members to join us for a series of member calls from October to January, intended to share collaboration ideas and coordinate a common calendar for International Development Week 2020. The last IDW Member Call will be on January 8, 2020, from 1 – 2 pm (EST). Registration is required (Zoom link and dial-in
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DIRECTOR OF JUSTICE AND ECOLOGY NETWORK TO SPEAK ON “AFRICA: TAX JUSTICE AND THE COMMON GOOD” Fr Charles Chilufya SJ is Director of the Justice and Ecology Network for the Jesuit Conference of Africa and Madagascar. He will be visiting Canada as a guest of Canadian Jesuits International and will speak at a public event
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In this webinar, you’ll learn how to turn your event into the must-attend occasion on your community’s social calendar while adding significant value to your brand, operations, and bottom line. We’ll use case studies to run you through developing the initial concept, thematic devices, venue, MC and speakers, entertainment, food, venue decoration, audio/video, set-up and
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On January 19th, Women March On: Toronto invites you to join together in marching, resisting and making it clear to policymakers that we will not accept rollbacks and attacks on our communities. This march, and this movement, began in solidarity with our sisters in the United States as they demonstrated their resistance to their country’s
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