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Citizen-Led Sustainable Change March webinar: Vivre St. Michel en Santé
1-2 pm ET
St. Michel is one of Montreal’s oldest suburbs. Since 2004, Vivre St. Michel en Santé (for a Healthy St. Michel) has employed an innovative urban and social revitalization strategy that has rebranded a neighbourhood once known for its high crime rates and lack of services into one that is known for its active and unified citizens and coordinated action. Particularly innovative are the processes used build “community” among a transient, diverse and largely immigrant population. Vivre St. Michel en Santé takes an integrated approach involving citizens, community organizations, donors and government offices. Collectively, their efforts have helped residents, with its mix of new immigrants, experience a better quality of life in the areas of art, culture, housing, security, health, sports, leisure, transportation and access to services.
Join us on Thursday, March 6, 2014, 1-2 pm ET (noon - 1 pm CT) when Brianne Peters and Jean Panet-Raymond present this Citizen-Led Sustainable Change webinar on an innovative urban and social revitalization strategy.
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Jean Panet-Raymond talks about some of the factors that have contributed to the success of his organization.
Other resources
- Humility and Audacity: The story of Vivre Saint Michel en
Santé, Montreal, Québec - Reducing poverty in Montreal, QC - Vibrant Communities Canada (2012-09-28)
Event Contact
Deb Markley
Center for Rural Entrepreneurship
919-932-7762
deb@e2mail.org
http://ruralwealth.org/page/webinars-1
Co-ops 101 Webinar
Co-ops 101 is BCCA's introduction to co-operatives and the co-op movement. Designed to be relevant and interesting everyone from new co-operators, employees at co-ops and credit unions, or anyone interested in the co-op movement, it's an excellent way to learn more about co-ops. This event will be held by webinar only; participants will require an internet connection and telephone.
Start co-operating.
Learn about co-op business basics.
- The co-op development path
- Assessing a business idea
- Feasibility and business planning
- The nuts and bolts of starting a co-op
- Support and assistance from the BCCA and the co-op sector
Access co-op developmeent support.
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Demystifying the Canada Business Network and what it can do for you!
12:00pm - 1:00pm Eastern Time
The Canada Business Network, a government information service for businesses and start-up entrepreneurs, provides a single point of access for federal and provincial / territorial government services, programs and regulatory requirements for business.
This webinar will introduce you to the Canada Business Network and how you can make the most of its information and resources.
Format:
12:00 - 12:05 pm | Welcome
12:05 - 12:25 pm | Presentation
12:25 - 1:00 pm | Question Period
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For more information:
Mary Sicoli, Webinar Coordinator
CEDEC
514-903-3753 (ext. 221)
mary.sicoli@cedec.ca
The CEDEC Small Business Support Network is an initiative of the Community Economic Development and Employability Corporation (CEDEC).
CEDEC is funded by the Enabling Fund for Official Language Minority Communities and by the Government of Canada.
Social Enterprise Opportunity Identification Session
Got an idea for a Social Enterprise, but not sure if it's a good one? Looking to choose between one of many ideas? Looking to develop some more ideas that you might launch?
Join Innoweave and our partner enp Canada for the Innoweave Social Enterprise Opportunity Identification distance workshop on April 9th at 12:00pm, presented by David LePage of Accelerating Social Impact, to learn more about what makes a good Social Enterprise, how to hone your idea, and how to prepare your organization to take your idea to feasibility and market studies.
This live web-based workshop will help prepare organizations to attend an Innoweave Social Enterprise workshop on developing your social enterprise idea (note: while only one registration per organization is necessary, the workshop is designed around exercises to be worked through with 3-4 team members). Upcoming Social Enterprise workshops are listed here.
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Participants in the workshop may also be interested in the Innoweave Introduction to Social Enterprise webinar, which is designed to precede this one. More details about this webinar are available here.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@innoweave.ca.
Introduction to Collective Impact
3:30pm Eastern Time
Collective Impact enables a group of organizations to address a major challenge by developing and working toward a common agenda that fundamentally changes population level outcomes in a community. When successful, communities solve big complex challenges (e.g. poverty, unemployment of disadvantaged populations) or make substantial societal shifts (e.g. more sustainable food systems) by creating a shared multi sector understanding of the problem, a common vision and an action plan with shared measurements and reinforcing activities.
This webinar is brought to you by Innoweave and the Victoria Foundation. This webinar will be run by Michelle Colussi from the Canadian Centre for Community Renewal and will review the basic concepts and examples of the Collective Impact approach, and will provide an overview of the Innoweave Collective Impact workshop.