Come join us! Share your experiences Learn about resources Explore new opportunities Share in the laughter Meet new friends For newcomer women with permanent residency Childcare will be provided upon request. Counseling & referrals to other services will also be available. Registration is required!
Free, drop-in events. Bring your friends and come hang out! Ages 10 - 14.
Come join us! Share your experiences Learn about resources Explore new opportunities Share in the laughter Meet new friends For newcomer women with permanent residency Childcare will be provided upon request. Counseling & referrals to other services will also be available. Registration is required!
Come join us! Share your experiences Learn about resources Explore new opportunities Share in the laughter Meet new friends For newcomer women with permanent residency Childcare will be provided upon request. Counseling & referrals to other services will also be available. Registration is required!
Come join us! Share your experiences Learn about resources Explore new opportunities Share in the laughter Meet new friends For newcomer women with permanent residency Childcare will be provided upon request. Counseling & referrals to other services will also be available. Registration is required!
The Rock Your Roots Walk is one of many activities celebrating National Aboriginal Day in Victoria Park. We invite everyone to show their support for reconciliation by walking together. 7:30 AM - Pipe Ceremony 9:30 AM - "Rock Your Roots" Walk for Reconciliation. Meet at the top of Victoria Park near Spadina and Avenue E.
Come join us! Share your experiences Learn about resources Explore new opportunities Share in the laughter Meet new friends For newcomer women with permanent residency Childcare will be provided upon request. Counseling & referrals to other services will also be available. Registration is required!
Focusing on issues relating to women and gender equality. Doors open at 6:30pm. Click here for more details.
On October 9, the U of S College of Law and Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy (JSGS) are hosting an event, “Addressing the Post-Settlement Social and Legal Needs of Asylum Seekers.” The featured speaker is Dr. Patrick Keyzer, Research Professor of Law and Public Policy from LaTrobe University. Please see the attached poster
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