We’re bringing together thousands of young people (virtually) to build critical skills to halt climate catastrophe.
Power Shift connects individual activists to form a network of trained organizers. Since 2007, national and regional Power Shift convergences have motivated and inspired young climate leaders to dedicate themselves to fighting for justice for the long haul. Together, we can shape an equitable and just future, along with the paths we take to get there.
Tuesday, April 20
9:30-10:00 Pacific
10:30-11:00 Mountain
11:30-12:00 Central
12:30-1:00 Eastern
1:30-2:00 Atlantic
2:00-2:30 Newfoundland
The Hon. Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, will be providing a post-budget briefing for Social Innovation and Social Finance stakeholders.
A Zoom link will be provided to registered participants on Tuesday morning.
If you have any questions, please contact Raissa Marks, CCEDNet’s Director of Government Relations, at r.marks@ccednet-rcdec.ca.
Part-time (24-hours per week)
11-month contract position: May 01, 2021 to March 31, 2021
Salary: $48,600
Posting closes: April 20, 2021
Apply to: GreenResilience1227@gmail.com
32-hours per week
10-month contract position: May 01, 2021 to February 28, 2022
Salary: $43,200.
Posting closes: April 20, 2021
Apply to: GreenResilience1227@gmail.com
10:30am-12pm Pacific / 11:30am-1pm Mountain / 12:30-2pm Central / 1:30-3pm Eastern / 2:30-4pm Atlantic / 3-4:30pm Newfoundland
At the 2020 Annual General Meeting, CCEDNet's Board of Directors presented a preliminary Theory of Change that was being developed to guide the Network's strategy and actions.
Based on feedback from members at the AGM and key partners, that Theory of Change has been refined and expanded over the last year.
This session will present the new framework, provide members with the opportunity to ask questions and consider how it aligns with your work, and explore how we can build momentum for success together.
Presentations and dialogues with Aline Mendonca from the Popular University of Social Movements (PUSM), Turco Abdala from the Asociación Familias con Identidad Huertera (AFIH), Emily Kawano from the Solidarity Economy US Network and Xavi Palos from Xarxa Economia Solidària (XES) – World Social Forum Transformative Economies (WSFTE). Organized by the International Collective University Buen Vivir -Education Network and Solidarity Social Economy: Claudia Alvarez, Alejandro Tombesi and collaboration of Celeste Osess.
