Anti-Racism Response Training (A.R.T.) – 2.5-Hour WorkshopFacilitators: Thanh Tazumi, Naomi L. Wolfe & Sanchit Mittal This workshop guides participants in shifting from being frozen/silent bystanders to becoming active witnesses during racist encounters.What can I say or do when I hear racist or discriminatory remarks?What are my response options when I witness discriminatory behaviour?How can I participate in …

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Join the United Nations Association in Canada – Vancouver Branch, the UBC School of Social Work and the Liu Institute for Global Issues at the UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs for a discussion on mobilizing Canada for the climate emergency with Seth Klein, founding British Columbia Director of the Canadian Centre for …

Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency with Seth Klein 2021 Dr. Richard B. Splane Lecture in Social Policy Read More »

Register Here The 2021 International Women’s Day campaign theme is ‘Choose to Challenge,' referring to individuals choosing to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. The University of the Fraser Valley (UFV), in partnership with the British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC), will host a webinar on this theme.This webinar will include youth …

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Climate change is an immense global justice issue as it causes disproportionately greater harm to the world’s vulnerable populations who often bear least responsibility for its causes. These include small island and developing states; subsistence farmers; youth; poor and marginalized communities; informal workers; Indigenous peoples; and communities in regions already prone to drought and extreme …

Webinar Series – Climate Proofing Society III: Climate Justice and the Paris Agreement: Where it stands and what is at stake Read More »

This event is part of our 'Groundtruths' series. CW4WAfghan will offer insights into the current situation in Afghanistan in the context of stalled peace talks and the continued need to press for women’s meaningful participation in peacebuilding, at a time of escalating violence. Advances in women’s rights and work towards SDGs have been substantial in …

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Results is excited to announce that Alice Albright, champion for global education and CEO of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), will be guest speaking at the opening of their Annual General Meeting on June 22 at 7pm ET. Ms. Albright will speak about the education crisis and the advocacy required to support those affected …

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The British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) will launch its latest publication, Digital Public Engagement Toolkit: Fostering Global Citizenship and Solidarity, on June 9, 2021. BCCIC worked with a youth researcher to create this toolkit for its members and partners working in international cooperation across Canada. It is intended to be a useful, informative …

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This is a Paris Generation Equality Forum side event, taking place at 4:40am PT / 1:40pm CEST. Register via the Paris Generation Equality Forum Website The ‘Leave No One Behind’ (LNOB) pledge was adopted as a cross-cutting theme of the SDGs, in order to promote the universality of the goals and caution against growth that …

Feminist Youth Will Not be Left Behind: Decolonizing and re-imagining the Leave No One Behind (LNOB) pledge of the 2030 Agenda Read More »

This event is taking place at 8:30 am Pacific Time / 11:30 am Eastern Time. Register here In March 2018 Canada’s first Voluntary Local Review (VLR) was released for the community of Kelowna (British Columbia). We are now seeing a wave of VLRs across Canada from Winnipeg (Manitoba) to London (Ontario) and Montreal (Quebec) to …

Localizing the SDGs: Where do Canadian Communities Stand? Read More »