2021 will be the 11th consecutive year for our All About Boards Program!
Please note that this series will be offered online, it will not be recorded and we encourage you to attend live online.
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The Learning Network invites you to join us on October 8, 2019 for a Forum addressing both personal and structural aspects of gender-based violence work in a range of contexts. Invited speakers will address issues such as working to protect children, covering gendered news stories, developing and using online platforms, and administering justice.
NEW: Earn CFRE credits when you attend this workshop!
It’s difficult to keep your organization or team on track if you aren’t clear what track you’re on or what destination you’re trying to reach.
Want to meet other social innovators and entrepreneurs? Drop by and join our peer group the last Friday morning of each month from 9:30 AM - 11 AM at Innovation Works, 1st floor Commons. Facilitated by our Social Enterprise Coach, this is an opportunity to meet our team and other social entrepreneurs. Come with an idea to share, a challenge to discuss, or a listening ear.
This is a drop-in event and everyone's welcome!
The KAIROS Blanket Exercise is an interactive learning experience that teaches the Indigenous rights history we’re rarely taught. Developed in response to the 1996 Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples with the input of Indigenous elders—which recommended education on Canadian-Indigenous history as one of the key steps to reconciliation.
What can we do to transform personal, organizational and societal patterns to create disruptive and necessary change? What keeps us locked, individually and collectively into ways of operating that produce unwanted results such as economic inequality and the destruction of the earth?
Engage Western 2015 will invite members from the London and Middlesex communities and students, staff, faculty, and alumni from Western to dialogue about the student experience in London and Middlesex and the role the University plays in promoting the social, economic, and cultural well-being of our surrounding communities.
This workshop will help better understand the gaps and opportunities that exist in our local economy while learning about and discussing innovative investment tools.
Focusing on the foundational components of a proposal, this workshop will provide participants with practical strategies for grant writing.
An annual event convened by Professor Oana Branzei, this year’s forum features more than 30 social innovators across sectors and generations.
