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In partnership with the Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto, the Canadian Red Cross will be hosting an International Humanitarian Law Conference titled “Order in Chaos: The Evolution of Law Governing Armed Conflict”. Through panel discussions, the conference will explore the evolution of laws regulating armed conflict with a focus on tribunals and […]

A public discussion with leading synthetic biologist Drew Endy, and Jim Thomas, one of the leading civil society critics of synthetic biology. This is a free event and all are welcome. No background in science is needed.

The 2017 CCIC annual conference will bring together over 250 stakeholders from international development and humanitarian civil society organizations (CSOs), academics and researchers, key government officials and policy makers for 2 days of keynotes, workshops, and networking events! The conference is organized in partnership with the Canadian Association for the Study of International Development (CASID)

Join us for an intimate evening of music and inspiration to recognize and celebrate women everywhere. All proceeds will support War Child’s humanitarian programs at a time when they are so critically needed.

The 2018 reports that will be discussed include: • Toxic Substances – “The government does not know how well it is meeting its goal of protecting Canadians from the risk of toxic substances” • Protecting Marine Mammals – “The government did little to protect marine mammals from the risk of commercial fishing and navigation until

Join fellow persons interested or actively engaged in public or community engagement from across the country this autumn at the Inter-Council Network (ICN) Public Engagement Catalyst Forum, a bilingual national forum, taking place at the Centre culturel franco manitobain in Winnipeg, Manitoba from October 11 – 13th. As a participant, what can I expect from

Celebrate International Volunteer Day on Tuesday Dec.5 for the opportunity to connect with others who are passionate about learning, volunteering and working to solve complex global issues

OCIC Development Drinks Ottawa is celebrating International Mother Earth Day by hosting a Trivia Night to remind us of the importance of preserving the planet and all the life it supports. On Wednesday, April 18th, we invite you to join us at The Royal Oak (188 Bank St.) where you will have the opportunity to

Join us at this year’s Engineers Without Borders Toronto Professional Chapter Fundraiser and Networking Mixer where professionals and students will mix and mingle over food and drinks, then listen to a panel of prominent speakers discuss significant issues related to sustainable development, global education and technology in the developing world. Amazing prizes and raffle items

The global water crisis currently affects one-third of the world’s population, and by 2025, two-thirds of the world’s people could face water shortages. The global water crisis requires concerted action driven by local and sustainable solutions. The Rainmaker Enterprise will host the first annual Water for Peace Cocktail Reception at the Spoke Club in downtown