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Income Security for All Canadians: A Workshop to Explore the Potential for a Guaranteed Income Framework for Canada

Registration:

$50 regular registration
$15 low income/student registration

Purpose of this Workshop

The purpose of this workshop is to share perspectives and build understandings about approaches to Guaranteed Income. BIEN Canada believes that such sharing will aid the continued growth and mobilization of a network of individuals and organizations in Canada committed to realizing an expanded basic/guaranteed income system for Canada, and thus to realizing income security for all Canadians.

Who Should Participate?

The workshop is designed to both inform and engage participants in discussion of a variety of approaches and models for achieving Guaranteed Income and universal income security. The target audience includes "first voice" persons (those with the lived experience of poverty), academics and researchers, social justice movements, community organizations, social and economic policy analysts, and government officials and politicians.

If you are interested in an informal meeting of researchers working on guaranteed income on Thursday morning, please email Mike McCracken (mcracken[at]informetrica.com) to confirm your interest.

The Social Economy Stories Project

Author: 
MacLeoud, et al.
Date: 
2009-02-01

The Social Economy Stories Project

The blending of social and economic objectives is taking root across the world as the best means to replace dependency and exclusion with self-determination and self-sufficiency.

Economic Developers Association of Canada/ Economic Development Association of British Columbia Joint Conference

This conference will bring together community leaders, economic development professionals and entrepreneurs from all across Canada to hear about innovative solutions to local challenges. This conference is expected to be one of the largest Economic Development Conferences ever to be held in Canada. We anticipate over 750 delegates who will discover all of the exciting activities happening in BC around the 2010 Winter Olympics and discuss issues related to the current status of the national and global economic slowdown.

The registration cost is $200-600.  Travel costs are $150 plus accommodation.

Nicole is invited to the president's dinner for when they award the Legacy Scholarship.  

Click here for a printable PDF of the registration form.

To register online, go to the event website.

Manager, CED Youth Programs - CCEDNet

The Manager of CED Youth Programs manages implementation and development of programs in community economic development targeted to young people. This includes:
  • all aspects of a national intern program for young graduates to gain career-relevant work experience with Community Economic Development (CED) organizations. The program is funded by the Government of Canada, Service Canada, Career Focus Program.
    Start Date: 
    Tue, 08/04/2009
    Deadline: 
    22 Jul 2009
    Phone: 
    250-386-9980 ext. 105

    BC Member Profile - LifeCycles Project Society, Victoria BC

    Author: 
    Canadian CED Network
    Date: 
    2009-07-01

    In 1992, a group of people got together with the intention of creating a community garden. They began to see food as a connecting force in dire social, environmental, health, and economic issues, though, and expanded their mission accordingly. Adopting a wider focus that includes finding easy access to local food; educating the community about food-related issues; getting more people involved in urban agriculture and the production of food; and, overall, sparking community interest in food systems, LifeCycles has become not only an organization but a movement for social change.

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