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Building Belonging Program Coordinator

The Spence Neighbourhood Association is looking for a full-time program coordinator for the Building Belonging program, a program for 6-12 year olds in the Spence Community. Building Belonging is an after school program Monday to Friday 3:30- 6:00pm for 6-12 year olds, which works on building connections between the community and its children. They are looking for an individual who is very organized, motivated and takes initiative.

Deadline: 
3 Feb 2016
Website: 
spenceneighbourhood.org
Region: 
Manitoba

Project Officer

Term Contract: (Part-time) – Project Officer
Contract Position:    (10 weeks, starting ASAP)

The Manitoba Council for International Cooperation is a coalition of organizations involved in international development, who are committed to:

Deadline: 
27 Jan 2016
Website: 
mcic.ca
Region: 
Manitoba

Executive Director

The North End Community Renewal Corporation is a non-profit organization with a mandate of social, economic and cultural renewal of the North End of Winnipeg, with an annual budget of $4.5 million (plus various capital projects) and 50 staff. The organization is seeking a visionary, skilled and collaborative Executive Director who will be responsible for all aspects of the organization, in a manner that promotes team building, consensus and collaboration with board, staff and stakeholders promoting NE renewal.

Deadline: 
8 Feb 2016
Website: 
necrc.org
Region: 
Manitoba

Canada’s Fourth-Annual Fair Trade Conference

Canada’s Fourth-Annual Fair Trade Conference

The Canadian Fair Trade Network (CFTN) and the Manitoba Council for International Cooperation (MCIC) are proud to host Canada’s Fourth-Annual Fair Trade Conference. Building Momentum will be held in Winnipeg, Manitoba from February 18th to 20th, 2016.

The three-day event will bring together delegates from across Canada, to create new partnerships and further the impact of fair trade.

This year’s conference will feature keynote speakers from Guatemala, Tanzania and South Africa, while hosting a variety of sessions on critical and timely issues in fair trade, such as Town, Campus & School, Marketing & Retail, Food Services & Distribution, Climate Change and Trade Policy.

We would like to formerly invite yourself and the CCEDNet community to attend the conference, and contribute to the discussion.
We would greatly appreciate if you would forward this email to your members and post it on your webpage!

Register for Canada’s Fourth-Annual Fair Trade Conference

When:   February 18, 19 & 20, 2016
Where:   The Fort Garry Hotel | 222 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0R3
What:   Connect, share and learn with fair trade stakeholders from coast to coast
Who:   Hosted by the Canadian Fair Trade Network and the Manitoba Council for International Cooperation
Cost:   $235 Professionals | $145 Students | *Day rates are available *Special rates for high school teachers and students are also available | Please register today
Accomodation:   Group room rates have been secured at the Fort Garry Hotel | Further details can be found on our logistics page, or book your room online, our group code is set up on this page, so please complete your booking. (For reference, our group is 10R2XT).

Who's Involved

Canada’s 2016 Fair Trade Conference will see leaders from across the country come together to strengthen existing ties and increase opportunities for collaboration. Participants will include:

  • Fair Trade Town, Campus & School leaders
  • Fair Trade business leaders
  • Government institutions
  • Non-profit partners
  • Food service companies
  • Certifiers
  • Retailers
  • Wholesalers
  • University and college representatives
  • High school representatives

Conference Goals

  • Increase participation and coordination within the fair trade movement in Canada
  • Inspire, motivate and build the capacity of stakeholders
  • Present on the progress of the fair trade movement and the work being done by the CFTN
  • Build strategy to further the goals of the movement for 2016 and beyond

2016 Summer Institute in Program Evaluation

2016 Summer Institute in Program EvaluationLearn How to Evaluate Programs

The Summer Institute brings together university students and community-based practicioners to learn together about evaluation.

The Institute combines lectures, case studies and group work to explain the concepts of participatory evaluation with a goal to improve evaluation planning and execution.

Create Real-Life Evaluation Plans

Do you have a program that you would like to evaluate?

Submit a Case Study.

Accepted case studies will be workshopped to develop an evaluation framework.

For More Information...

University of Manitoba Students are eligible for course credits!

Do you want to take part? Have questions?

Want to submit a case study?

Non-Students Registration Fee: $750
(subsidies may be available)

Contact
Director of Evaluation, Health in Common
bkinasevch at healthincommon.ca
(204) 946-1888 ext. 104

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