Recrear has launched our call for applications for Magnify 2022 (October 1-14) – a two-week residency program which brings together a group of 16 activists, researchers, artists, and practitioners from all over the world around a learning question. This year, Magnify will be held at the feet of the active volcano of Stromboli, in Italy. […]
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The Development Ethics Forum is a set of four online workshops about the ethics of international development practice. It is designed for international development professionals who have questions about ethics and want to learn the language of ethics to analyze ethical issues professionally. Who is it for: Development practitioners at all stages of their careers.
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Session 1: Maximize Advocacy and Minimize Admin: Ontario Election Rules for Nonprofits Led by Benjamin Miller of the ONN April 26 from 3:00-4:30 PM EST Ontario will be having a provincial election on June 2, 2022, and nonprofits have a lot to contribute to this conversation. In this workshop, you will learn about Ontario’s Election
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Sean will present a checklist of pre-election preparations for organizations intending to advance their policy agendas in the Ontario General Election of June 2, 2022. Topics will include: Initiatives Before, During and After the election campaign (e.g. platform proposals, campaign strategies, participation in local all-candidates meetings and leaders’ debates, post-election-day strategies and plans); New rules
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Real change happens when people come together and use their collective power to lift up their communities. Together we have the ability to represent an array of people, issues and lived experiences, all with a shared passion for ending the injustice of poverty and inequality. That is why Oxfam Canada is calling on activists, community
To be effective, nonprofits must recruit board members who support their ideals, represent the diversity of the community, and bring a wide range of skills. Does your board measure up? If not, why not? Where do they need improvement? How can you support them — as staff or a fellow board member — in doing
Sustainability Network welcomes back Canada’s Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development (CESD) to discuss his latest reports to Parliament. Commissioner Jerry V. DeMarco and Principals Kimberley Leach, James McKenzie and David Normand from the Office of the Auditor General of Canada will join us to discuss the issues covered by these recent CESD reports:
Join the ICN on Friday, March 25th at 12PM (EST) to reflect on decolonial approaches in public engagement. The ICN will collaboratively reflect on key challenges and tensions associated with doing public engagement in decolonial ways. Drawing on insights from ICN’s research project on Feminist, Anti-racist and Decolonial Approaches in Public Engagement, they will focus
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Hear from a top researcher about a major national survey last fall (post-floods, post-election) on what Canadians really think about proposed solutions to climate change and biodiversity loss and what combinations of government measures could galvanize greater support for serious action on these dual emergencies.
Free Zoom Webinar event open to all. Feb. 8, 2022, 12-1 pm EST. Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/climate-migrants-and-the-global-climate-exodus-tickets-244680474887?keep_tld=1 Panelists: Amali Tower, Founder and Executive Director of Climate Refugees, US Megan Capp, Instructor in Criminology (Justice and Human Rights), UFV, Manager of Social Justice, Seniors and Housing, Archway Community Services, BC Alea Mohamed, President of SFU International Studies Student
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