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The co-operative movement: a key driver of social innovation and social finance

Banner image for CMC webinar seriesLearn more about how your co-operative can tap into funding and expertise related to the Investment Readiness Program, an initiative of the federal government aiming to support, launch, design, measure and develop social purpose organizations for their participation in the social finance market. 

Facilitator: Nadia Djinnit, Project Manager—Social Innovation/Finance Partnerships, Co-operative and Mutuals Canada

Panelists:  

Michael Toye, Executive Director, The Canadian CED Network

David Rooney, Policy Officer - Social Innovation and Community Development Directorate, Employment and Social Development Canada

Robin Wisener, Senior Policy Analyst - Social Innovation and Community Development Directorate, Employment and Social Development Canada

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Unleashing Local Capital – Exploring Social Financing for Capital Projects

Banner image with information about webinarAre you an organization looking for financial stability in a time of chaos?  Are you an organization with broad community support for your mission and services?  Looking for ways to your social capital into financial capital? Do you have a capital project on your organization's plans, such as buying your building, starting a housing project, a renovation and expansion – that has been too long in the waiting? We may have the solution!

Alberta Community and Co-operative Association (ACCA), along with Tapestry Community Capital, is hosting a one-hour webinar to introduce organizations to the concept of community bonds and how they can benefit Alberta based co-operatives, not-for-profit organizations, and charities who are looking to raise funds for capital projects, including buildings or major equipment in the next twelve months.

Through this webinar, you will learn about social financing options that can help you raise capital in a way that generates both a social and financial return. In many cases, these bonds are eligible as RRSP/TFSA investments, a great vehicle for people wanting to make a local social and financial investment.

Who should participate: Alberta based co-ops, not-for-profit organizations, and charities who are raising capital in the next 12 months. 

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Stakeholder Relationships and Project Manager

Salary: Range of $60,000 to $70,000 annually, depending on experience, with comprehensive benefits package.
The posting is for a full-time position, but reduced and/or flexible work hours can be negotiated.

Duration: Carleton University employee term contact until March of 2021 with possibility of renewal.

Location: Work from home. The core team is based in Ottawa.

Start date: Expected start date of mid-October 2020.

Compensation: 
Range of $60,000 to $70,000 annually, depending on experience, with comprehensive benefits package.
Start Date: 
Thu, 10/15/2020
Deadline: 
1 Oct 2020

After School Program (ASP)

After School Program (ASP) Program Support Worker

(2 Term Part Time Positions, until March 26, 2021)

POSITION SUMMARY

Guided by the vision, mission and values of the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba Inc., the After School Program (ASP) Program Support Worker assists newcomer children and youth to integrate into Canadian society by:

Compensation: 
Deadline: 
18 Sep 2020
Phone: 
2049438765
E-mail: 
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Junior Facilitator

Junior Facilitator Money Stories Program Term Position – 8 weeks

SEED Winnipeg envisions a world where opportunities exist for all people and communities to realize their hopes. Our mission is to build strong communities and increase opportunities for people through financial empowerment programs and services.

Deadline: 
18 Sep 2020
Phone: 
2049279942
Region: 

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