Canadian Crossroads International (CCI's) Western Regional Office is accepting applications for overseas positions in Bolivia. These are positions that receive a modest stipend while overseas and have all related travel and living expenses covered. Apply NOW as the deadline is June 25th!
La participation des citoyens et la mobilisation des forces en vue de la transformation sociale, tel est le thème du Programme d'été qui aura lieu à l'Institut de développement communautaire, du 15 au 20 juin 2008.
La conférence d'ouverture (le 15 juin, en soirée) sera prononcée par Kim Klein; du lundi au mercredi, plusieurs grandes sessions offriront l'occasion d'apprendre ensemble, de partager et d'imaginer l'avenir. Un Forum ouvert est prévu le jeudi, tandis que le vendredi une session permettra de faire le point sur la semaine.
Pour plus de détails, voir les activités du Programme d'été ou imprimer la version PDF.
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Open University Summer Program
Citizen Engagement and Movement Building as a Force for Social Transformation will be the focus of the Institute's upcoming Summer Program to be held
June 15-20, 2008.
The opening keynote by Kim Klein (June 15) will be followed by several in-depth learning experiences over the next three days facilitated by talented trainers. An Open Space day and a Bringing it home session will take place on the Thursday and Friday.
See details about the Program activities or print a downloadable PDF version.
Canadian Crossroads International (CCI's) Western Regional Office is accepting applications for overseas positions in Bolivia. These are volunteer positions that receive a modest stipend while overseas and have all related travel and living expenses covered. Apply NOW as the deadline is May 16!
OFFRE D'EMPLOI
Directrice générale, directeur général
Le Réseau canadien de développement économique communautaire
Norma Strachan will present key issues regarding the devolution of the federal government's employment and training programs to the government of British Colombia. Participants will have the chance to ask questions and engage in dialogue with community-based organizations across BC who will be affected by this change.
To learn more about this Tele-seminar, click here.
The Social Economy Research Network of Northern Canada (SERNNoCa) is currently conducting a search for a new Coordinator for Theme 2 of this research program. The past theme coordinator has recently retired and this has created a vacancy in our research team. This theme will address resource regimes and the social economy in the North. Research under this theme will examine the past, present and potential impact of varying resource extraction regimes on the development of the social economy and the evolution of government programs.
