WBDC is a non-for-profit organization working to coordinate neighbourhood renewal in our inner-city community. WBDC works with residents and stakeholders toward environmentally sustainable, social and economic revitalization of the West Broadway neighbourhood.
The Ontario Human Rights Commission will be hosting a national conference on human rights this coming June.
June 15-18th, Niagara College, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Collective Strength: Commissions to Communities and Back.
CASHRA 2008 will address ways in which commissions and communities can work together to develop a strong human rights culture in Canada. By identifying common goals and methods for cooperative exchange and action, the conference aims to lay a foundation for a more collaborative and interdependent approach to human rights.
Conference website: /fr/page/broken-link?old_url=http%253A%252F%252Fwww.cashra2008.ca
Mediation Services has been helping people resolve differences and build skills for over 25 years. How to Deal with Difficult People is offered at Mediation Services (302-1200 Portage Avenue) and is delivered by experienced trainers in mediation and group facilitation. Participants learn how to better understand and manage conflict experienced in the workplace, community and home.
This two-day workshop is offered April 10-11; May 5-6; and June 2-3, 2008.
The Women's Enterprise Centre is hosting a one-day event brings together some of North America's most influential and interesting speakers on business development. They will provide you with the tools and techniques to help you take your business to the next level.
Featured speakers are:
Ellie Rubin, Dr. David Foot, Anthony Stokan, Dr. Valerie Young, Dr. Barbara Orser,
Fiona Webster Mourant and Jeff Mowatt.
Details and Registration Form
The evening will include a short PowerPoint presentation on poverty in Manitoba, the petition presentation itself, and a question and answer period with the Premier.
This is an excellence opportunity to illustrate our support for the Raise the Rates program, and, indeed, to call on the Premier to move beyond the Raise the Rates petition points and to recognize the need for a comprehensive poverty reduction strategy in Manitoba.
Date and Time:
Thursday
May 1, 2008
4:30 P.m.-6:30 P.M.
Location:
Rotunda
ABORIGINAL
CENTRE OF
WINNIPEG
181 Higgins Avenue
Winnipeg MB, R3B 3G1
Free Parking available
Refreshments and Snacks will be provided
Following the Meeting You are Welcome to Take Part in the May Day March, Organized by the Winnipeg Labour Council.
The March Begins at City Hall at
6:45 P.M.
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Eastern Time Zone
Speakers are still being confirmed.
Please click the link below, view the invitation, and respond by clicking either the Yes or No button at the bottom of the invitation. Your response is greatly appreciated.
