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Refusing to settle for less: Newcomer policy recommendations to overcome poverty

Mar 27 2010 - 9:30am
Mar 27 2010 - 4:30pm

Location

Mennonite New Life Centre
1774 Queen Street East
Toronto, ON M3M 2E9
Canada
Phone: 416-699-4527
Fax: 416-699-2207
43° 43' 34.0464" N, 79° 28' 54.5484" W

The Mennonite New Life Centre of Toronto, will host an important community forum that will bring together newcomer communities, non profit organizations, organized labour, business and government officials. "Refusing to settle for less: Newcomer policy recommendations to overcome poverty" is the title of the forum that will provide a space for reflection, dialogue and action to address racialized poverty and employment issues, while strengthening civic participation among immigrants and refugees living in Toronto.

The forum is a grassroots community initiative first proposed by newcomers themselves organized around a Newcomer Advocacy Committee of the Mennonite New Life Centre.

Contact name: 
Adriana Salazar
Contact email: 

Songs for Peace

Oct 17 2009 - 7:00pm
Oct 17 2009 - 9:00pm

Location

1774 Queen Street East (Main Intersection Kingston Rd. & Queen St. E.)
Toronto, ON
Canada
Phone: 416-699-4527
43° 40' 4.6164" N, 79° 18' 38.4804" W

A musical evening featuring singer-songwriter Sara Marlowe and The Program, and the Latin American sounds of special guest Alfredo Barahona. With a captivating blend of instruments and rhythms, this concert will include inspiring sing-along songs that speak of peace and justice. Sara Marlowe will perform folk favorites, as well as songs from her latest studio release, True Stories, a powerful mix of folk, rock, jazz and social justice.

 

Contact name: 
Jessica Farias
Contact email: 
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