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Disability Justice is a movement and a framework that calls us to reimagine access, care, safety, and liberation. It centers the leadership and wisdom of those most impacted and offers principles that can transform how we understand — and respond to — violence. The 10 Principles

Canadians are worried about artificial intelligence (AI). Poll after poll finds that workers, students, artists, parents and other people who live and work in Canada view the proliferation of modern AI tools as a threat to jobs, cognition, democracy, human rights, the environment

This Backgrounder introduces Disability Justice (DJ), a framework that positions disability as a collective experience shaped by systems and generations of resistance. It centres the impacts and offers principles that can transform how we understand and respond to GBV.

Enterprise Bridge Toronto is calling for applications from immigrant entrepreneurs ready to build sustainable businesses in Toronto.

Hosted by the Global Migration Institute at Toronto Metropolitan University, in partnership with the University of Notre Dame's Urban Poverty and

OCASI, in collaboration with SMILE Canada Support Services, invites you to a Hybrid Forum:

South Riverdale Community Health Centre is excited to share another professional development opportunity: Health Literacy Virtual Training. This evidence-based training is a valuable opportunity to strengthen your skills and better support clients.

The interactive Futurpreneur business plan writer is designed to simplify the business planning process by allowing you to customize your plan. We also provide tips & tricks, and plenty of examples to guide you as you write.

Do you dream of having instant access to your organization’s critical performance indicators, all in one place? Financial managers can now operate like a ship’s captain, viewing screens in a control room, arranging all essential metrics with a financial dashboard.

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Ontarians are struggling to save for retirement – and combined with a broader affordability crisis, these pressures are hitting the nonprofit sector especially hard. Tighter budgets and fewer resources mean retirement security often gets pushed to the back burner. 
 
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