The production of essential goods is fundamental for all societies, even in times of pandemic. How does the agricultural sector manage, in this context, to maintain its activities and continue to provide the population with essential products? What challenges do agricultural cooperatives face? How to cure it?
The structure of the health system is at the heart of the health crisis linked to COVID-19. What challenges do health and home care cooperatives face and how can they offer complementary services to the currently saturated public health network?
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Due to the global COVID-19 crisis, the Association of Co-operative Educators (ACE) and Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada (CMC) decided to join forces to offer the Co-operation Virtual Instititutes (CVI). CVI will bring together co-operators who will exchange on current hot topics of the co-operative sector.
Join the launch of Union Co-ops UK: A Manifesto for Decent Work.
A Union Co-op is a fully unionised, worker co-operative, owned and controlled by those who work in it.
It's a model that offers us an opportunity to reset the working world, harnessing the collective power of workers, their knowledge, skills and creativity through strong partnerships between unions and co-operatives. As the world of work looks set to change beyond all recognition as a result of covid-19, this is a model that has the potential to offer hope to millions of people across the globe.
West Central Women’s Resource Centre (WCWRC) provides services and programming to women and families in the West Central neighborhood of Winnipeg. WCWRC is hiring a Gender-Based Violence Counsellor. Reporting to Settlement Services Coordinator, the GBV Counsellor will work with families who have experienced violence with a focus on newcomer women. They will support clients on their healing journey, through group facilitation and one-to-one counselling.
Monday, June 22, 2020
1:00 PM - 2:30PM
Communities hold the answers to an inclusive, just, and sustainable economic 
recovery from COVID-19 while strengthening climate change resilience.
Learn how Manitoba First Nations, social enterprises and cooperatives create decent jobs and what’s needed from the provincial government to grow the social economy.
Panelists:
Co-Sponsored by CCEDNet Manitoba, CCPA-MB and the Climate Action Team
