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Invitation - Indigenous Collaboratio… - drive.google.com/file/d/0B2LSZB…

What are land acknowledgements and why do they matter? | locallove bit.ly/2xFggxp

Doing good can mean decent work. Not just for martyrs. Non-profit workers offered chance to join Ontario government pension plan thestar.com/news/gta/2018/… via @torontostar

‘It’s not about why I should give back but why not’ thestar.com/news/gta/unite… via @torontostar

Talking three recognized methods to measure Community Benifits: stated preference, revealed preference and wellbeing valuation

How infrastructure funding can create ladders to opportunity : policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/marc…

Proud to be working with the brilliant @stephanieprocyk

Elated at the groundbreaking for the NIA Center for the Arts. It has been a labour of love, dedication to reach this milestone and we look forward to the vibrant space where young black artist can learn, create, build connections, build careers and strengthen their communities.

Congratulations to Alica Hall & the NIA Board of Directors for reaching this important milestone. Many thanks to the local artist who conceived of NIA in 2007. The founding visionaries include Ian Kamau, Mark Campbell, Weyni Mengesha, Dbi Young, Nabil Shash and Felicia Mings.

The City of TO & United Way’s collaboration through the Youth Challenge Fund and our collective commitment to building culturally relevant infrastructure that meets the needs of diverse communities and addresses the inequities in access to services has helped make NIA a reality.

NIA would not be possible without standing on strong community leaders' shoulders - elders who were vital to making NIA a reality. Thanks to Michael Clemons, Zanana Akande and Denise Campbell for clearing the way for Black youth across the GTA.

Got a social justice issue that impacts your community or organization that you want to change? Just a few more days to submit your team’s application to the Leading Social Justice Fellowship. Apply by April 11! To learn more check out our website School of Cities socialjustice

Progress is the tension between urgency, courage and vision and the need for thoughtfulness, rigour, reflection and accountability.

New data on homelessness in York Region is now available through #icountYR, a collaboration between United Way Greater Toronto & York Region. See below for the first look at how the pandemic is impacting homelessness in #YorkRegion. untdwy.org/3wTLKQ4

The Leading Social Justice Collective equips emerging leaders with the tools and methodology to enable this change in their organization or community. Learn more and apply online by November 20! unitedwaygt.org/the-work/leadi… schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/programs-oppor…

Canadians deserve to live in a country where everyone can afford to eat a proper meal. Read the latest op-ed written by @JesseRosenberg and Dr. Kwame McKenzie for the Toronto Star. thestar.com/opinion/contri…

Vital resources for upskilling the hard working and dedicated. Keep sharp. x.com/joemihevc/stat…

KING: Why I'll never stand again for 'The Star-Spangled Banner' nydn.us/2c4gYZy

Racism Is Wreaking Havoc On Our Mental Health: Canadian Expert m.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/12/10/rac…

'As settlers came to the land in the rush for gold, no consideration was given to the needs of the Tsilhqot'in people who were there first. No agreement was made to access their land. No consent was sought' Justin Trudeau cbc.ca/news/politics/…