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At this day-long conference, we will center an intentionally intersectional lens that focuses on LGBTQ+ Black people, people of color, women of color feminisms, queer indigenous critiques, and transnational queer and feminist approaches. The Queer Of Color Analysis in Education Research Institute's (QOCAERI) major goal is to bring
Join the KTE COP Toronto Chapter in an upcoming presentation by Dr. Sarah Morton, Director, Outcome Focus and Honorary Fellow, University of Edinburgh.
About the Presentation
Increasingly organizations and services are asked to deliver better outcomes to the people and communities they serve. Research organizations are also asked to demonstrate how their research contributes to society. However, this is often done without full consideration of what outcomes are important, nor how they can be me
Job searching can be a full-time job on its own, but are you looking in all the right places?
This workshop helps make the job search journey a little bit easier, and show you all the areas of the job market you may be missing!
To register:
Call: (416)-964-9797 ext. 0
Email: parles@tcet.com
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Join CANSSI Ontario on Thursday, March 5, 2020 for the CANSSI Ontario Research Day at the Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning in Toronto.
10:00 am - 12:30 pm - Presentations by researchers from ICES, CANUE, CPTP, and the CLSA about population-level data available to researchers in Ontario and about big discoveries being made with it
Join us to learn more about the wide-ranging impact of our research in policy, program and practice from communities across Ontario, to national and international initiatives.
All are welcome.
PROGRAM
8:30 am: Morning refreshments
9:00 am: Welcome remarks – Dr. Catherine Zahn, CAMH President and CEO, and Dr. Samantha Wells, Senior Director of IMHPR
9:25 am: Keynote speaker – Dr. Samu
RURAL EMPLOYMENT INITIATIVE (REI)
The Rural Employment Initiative (REI) project is a partnership between the Ontario Association for Community Futures Development Corporation (OACFDC) and the Newcomer Center of Peel (NCP) funded by Ontario Trillium Foundation. The focus of the project is to connect talented internationally trained professionals with the employment o
Join us to celebrate Canada’s 30th International Development Week (IDW) at Global Vision, Local Focus: A Dialogue on Gender Equality. Explore global and local perspectives on gender equality and inclusion with with our diverse speakers, including international advocates Didi Bertrand and Cesar Gamez.
Learn about the priorities, cha
Whether you are seeking $5K from your local government or $100K+, this class will provide time-saving tips you can start using by the end of workshop. It benefits beginner to intermediate grant writers.
This is a self-directed workshop. We will touch on different aspects of grant application writing including but not limited to: tips & tricks of writing a successful grant proposal, how to
Immigrant Researchers Support Network (IRSN) Meeting
Date: January 15, 2020
Time: 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Venue: Kensington Gardens, 25 Brunswick Avenue, M5S 2L9, Toronto
About IRSN
The Immigrant Researchers Support Network (IRSN) was initiated by Access Alliance to promote career success of internationally educated researchers (epidemiologists, statisticians, clinician scientists, qualitative researchers, evaluation experts, etc.) in Canada
The digital age has transformed the way we consume information: we want it on a 24/7 outlet. This shift has manifested itself in the want for information to be at our fingertips – immediate and easily consumable. But, it’s not just immediacy that our audiences are looking for – it’s engagement. Benefit is gained from considering technology as a platform for engagement. Eng
On November 19th, join Unity Health Toronto for an interactive panel discussion to explore how to include patients, community partners and end-users in the co-design of research to maximize impact. Hear from experts in this field, share ideas and acquire lessons learned from past experiences.
Location: November 19th, 2019, 5-6:30 pm, Room: Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, Room 136
WHEN: Tuesday, November 19, 2019
TIME: 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
WHERE: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
Conference Centre 1E200/201
150 Kilgour Road
Toronto, ON M4G 1R8
14th Annual BRI Symposium Theme:
At the Forefront of Radical Change: Transformational discoveries in childhood disability research
The annual BRI symposium is a sought-after event that combines research and the family perspective in highlighting current and up
The School of Health Policy & Management and the Faculty of Health are honoured to present the 2019-2010 Indigenous Lecture Series on Indigenous Health and Decolonisation. These six lectures will bring Canada's most respected Indigenous leaders in healthcare to the York University campus to engage in a discussion of the pressing health issues facing Indigenous Peoples in Canada and how we, as an institution, can move forward in our process of decolonisation. Each of these lectures wi
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the Forum Hire-Retain-Advance Internationally Trained Professionals, hosted by the four quadrant Local Immigration Partnerships in Toronto.
This forum will bring together representatives of employer champions, professional associations and service providers (with bridging and soft skills programs) that support Internat
