Supporting Employment and Economic Development Winnipeg Inc. (SEED) is a community economic development organization. We operate programs that help low-income individuals and groups start or expand existing businesses, and assist participants to save for and invest in personal assets.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg is seeking a Project Coordinator for the Youth for Eco-Action (YEA) program.
YEA is a leadership program that creates positive change for youth, their communities and the natural environment. The YEA program strives to create and connect participants to new experiences that challenge their perspectives locally and globally, increase awareness and knowledge of solutions to environmental problems, and seeks to instill a sense of caring and responsibility for the earth.
David Alexander will be joining us from Everdale Organic Farm and Environmental Learning Centre based in Guelph, Ontario. David’s main duty at Everdale is the facilitator of the award-winning Farmers Growing Farmers planning course. Previous to Everdale, David was the head of the science department at a small private high school in Toronto. He brings a strong background in curriculum development and content delivery to the program.
We are excited to be able to offer this workshop, and we're confident that you'll get a lot out of it. Here's just a few things you can expect:
We allow the option to attend one session if you can't make it to both. However, the workshop is designed as a single unit, and attending only one day will mean missing out on part of the farm planning picture, as well as the subsidized rate.
We are including the option of a subsidized fee for those who attend both days because this is a pilot workshop that will help us develop our own local business planning course. The workshop will cater to paying participants, but you will be learning alongside farmers who are training to teach the content some day. Register by Wednesday, April 11th to take advantage of this reduced rate!
Not sure what rate to pay? If you've got time but not a lot of money, complete our Passing on the Gift agreement form (Word or PDF) to get the subsidized $75 rate. If paying $225 up front is less stressful for you than volunteering your time, the full fee is still within our reasonable cost-recovery range.
Space is limited, so be sure to register by Wednesday, April 4th. The deadline has been extended to Wednesday, April 11th. After this date, we will no longer be offering the subsidized $75 registration fee.
1. Complete the Online Registration Form
2. Send us your workshop fee using your preferred payment method:
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. “Those Who Lead” is a dynamic and innovative Aboriginal led social development organization that provides a range of innovative and culturally based opportunities to Winnipeg’s diverse Aboriginal community.
Together with our members, CCEDNet - Manitoba has sent a pre-budget submission to the Hon. Stan Struthers, M.L.A, Minister of Finance. The submission includes 10 budget-relevant recommendations based on policy resolutions that have been developed, debated, and endorsed by the members of CCEDNet - Manitoba.
Together with our members, CCEDNet - Manitoba has sent a pre-budget submission to the Hon. Stan Struthers, M.L.A, Minister of Finance. The submission includes 10 budget-relevant recommendations based on policy resolutions that have been developed, debated, and endorsed by the members of CCEDNet - Manitoba.
