Are you interested in housing issues and international development? Do you want to gain experience working with overseas organizations involved in the development of low-cost housing, community-level income generation, urban agriculture, housing and land rights advocacy, and/or global shelter networks?
The Manitoba Eco-Network is a registered charitable organization serving as an umbrella for non-profit, non-governmental environmental groups in Manitoba, and welcoming individual and associate memberships. Our mandate is to promote positive environmental action in communities through education, facilitation and celebration.
Manitoba Eco-Network is seeking a dynamic, energetic and environmentally-committed individual to fill the 30 hour per week position of Coordinator. The coordinator’s role is multi-faceted in a busy office situated in the EcoCentre.
IRCOM is a not-for-profit organization whose mandate is to empower newcomer families to integrate into the wider community through affordable transitional housing, programs and services.
Abstract:In the summer of 2011, 118 social enterprises across Manitoba were surveyed in an effort to develop clear indicators of the sector's size, market activities, and socio-economic impacts. Although the results are prelimary, this report bui
7:30 - 10:00 PM at the West End Cultural Centre
Tickets: $20 (doors open at 7:00 PM)
The Reel Celebration is a fund-raising, eco-evening at the WECC, celebrating some inspiring change-makers and in support of Manitoba Eco-Network.
Featuring On the Line, a courageous film by Canadian Filmmaker Frank Wolf about the hotly debated Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline. Also featuring a celebration of local change-makers with the Anne Lindsey Protecting Our Earth awards and a reception with food and drink.
Proceeds from the evening go to support Eco-Network's Alice Chambers Memorial Library, offering free loans of environmental resources and helping people research their environmental questions.
12:00 - 5:00 PM at the University of Winnipeg (Lockhart Hall)
Tickets: $12
Enjoy a diverse selection of award-winning environmental films from near and far, with ample opportunity for discussion and the chance to network with local environmental organizations.
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. is a nonprofit, community based; Aboriginal led human services organization that provides a range of Aboriginal Identified program and services that focus on wholeness and wellness building on the strengths and resilience of Aboriginal peoples.
Ka Ni Kanichihk has employment opportunities in the Information and Office Administrative Assistant Program, accredited by Red River College.
