Important information | |
Title | Canadian economic development plan for OLMCs |
Contracting Authority | Jean Léger, RDÉE Canada |
Date of issue | |
The West End Cultural Centre (WECC) is a dynamic, not-for-profit arts organization which enriches the lives of artists, audiences and the community through the sharing of music and culture.
The WECC seeks a General Manager to collaborate with the Artistic Director in planning, organizing and managing the day-to-day activities of the organization.
Join us on Thursday, December 5, 2013 from 1-2 pm ET (noon-1 pm CT) for a webinar featuring a case study of Ecotrust Canada, a charitable society whose mission is to build the conservation economy - a model of reliable prosperity in which sustainable financial returns enhance environmental resilience and champion social equity. In this webinar, you'll learn more about their innovative economic model at the intersection of conservation, community economic development, and community service.
Deb Markley
Center for Rural Entrepreneurship
919-932-7762
deb@e2mail.org
http://ruralwealth.org/
Growing evidence shows that agroecology WILL feed the world.
"Business as usual" will NOT!
On November 19th, Miguel Altieri (University of California, Berkeley) - a world leading authority on agroecology - will speak on ecological agriculture as a key solution to food insecurity, hunger, and climate change. He'll be joined by panelists:
JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Tuesday, November 19, 2013 from 12-2 pm EST
Across Canada via webcast
REGISTER
To register for the webcast or to organize a private or public screening, go to: usc-canada.org/feedingtheworld.
For more information, please contact genevieve@usc-canada.org.
This event is organized by USC Canada, Inter Pares, Food Secure Canada, School of International Development and Global Studies, Sierra Youth Coalition, Meal Exchange, ETC Group, CBAN, Ram's Horn,National Farmers Union, and Development and Peace.
This is a free event, but space is limited.
Book Early!
‘Engaging Boys and Young Men to End Violence Against Women’ Program Facilitator(PT)
Broadway Neighbourhood Centre is searching for a Youth Facilitator with a background in youth work in a non-profit setting, a strong understanding of marginalized youth, the ability to relate to and mentor boys and young men aged 15-25 and a desire to work in a new and exciting program focused on how to engage boys and young men to end violence against women.
United Way of Winnipeg creates positive, lasting change in our community by bringing together people and organizations from all across Winnipeg who share a vision of a thriving city where everyone can realize their potential.
We are currently seeking a strong relationship manager to join our Campaign team.
Accountable to the Director, Campaign in our Donor Relations and Resource Development department, the Campaign Manager will:
