Job Number: 46
Department: Community Impact
Job Type: Full Time
Close Date: 02/16/2020
Professional Areas: Career Opportunities
Engage all sectors to address the complex issue of poverty in our community
The Indigenomics Institute invites Indigenous leaders, businesses and organizations, government, policy makers, educational institutions, private industry and corporations to the 2021 Taking a Seat at the Economic Table | Indigenomics by Design Virtual Forum. This forum, on June 22 and 23, 2021 will focus on the path towards Indigenous economic freedom, and will be an opportunity to come together to advance the vision of an annual national $100 Billion Dollar Indigenous economy.
Due to the global COVID-19 crisis, 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).
These Co-operation Virtual Institutes (CVI) will bring together co-operators, researchers, academicians, community activists, collective entrepreneurs, civil servants, experts and co-operative educators who will exchange on current hot topics of the co-operative sector.
The Institutes are currently organized in two phases:
Phase 1: from June 15–24, 2020
Phase 2: from September 2020 to May 2021
Please note: Our physical ACE Institute in Vancouver, BC, Canada will be pushed to 2021. Once again, thank you for your continued support.
Intolerance is growing around the world and Canada is not immune. All too often, we see and hear of the economic and social impacts of racism and inequality on Indigenous Peoples and racialized groups, particularly women, in education, housing, justice, and employment. How can individuals, groups and organizations work together to address this trend and bring about change? In this session, Avvy Go and Debbie Douglas will present five good ideas on how to develop and evaluate the needed policies, programs, and other practices that can address anti-racism and advance racial justice.
There are times when it might be better to adopt a business-as-usual mind-set but this is not one of them. Community and business leaders along with non-profit and sector organizations must take the initiative to redefine and reset a collective future.
Join Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance on December 2 and ready your communities for 2021.
The virtual forum features a day of interactive plenaries and concurrent sessions. In addition to the live program, “access on demand” pre-recorded sessions will be available to delegates on the post-event web portal.
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