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Free yard sale happening tomorrow from 4pm to 6pm

Free yard sale happening tomorrow from 4pm to 6pm at 540 Dundas St East (the centre!)

#strongcommunitiestogether #regentpark #torontoeast

This week’s Saturday Read is a nonexhauastive li

This week’s Saturday Read is a nonexhauastive list of books to read to counter Islamophobia by kitaabworld.com

This list includes books for children and young adults

Link for the list in our bio

If someone is old enough to experience it, all children are old enough to learn about it

#strongcommunitiestogether #saturdayread

Continuing the conversation from our last Indigeno

Continuing the conversation from our last Indigenous History Month post, we are talking about the 94 Calls to Action written by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Swipe to see the progress of the calls so far and some of the 94 calls.

To read the full list and learn more on the progress follow the link in our bio

#strongcommunitiestogether #indigenoushistorymonth

During Pride Month, we are looking back at the 2SL

During Pride Month, we are looking back at the 2SLGBTQ+ history of Toronto, starting today with the protests of 1981 which were a response to bathhouse raids.

#strongcommunitiestogether #pridemonth

From the beautiful vigil last night hosted by @mot

From the beautiful vigil last night hosted by @mothersofpeacerp for #OurLondonFamily and the 215 Indigenous children. It was wonderful to see everyone come out and thank you to all of the speakers!

The work does not end here.

#strongcommunitiestogether #regentpark #torontoeast

Candlelight Vigil tonight to honour our lost Musli

Candlelight Vigil tonight to honour our lost Muslim family and 215 Indigenous children

Hosted by @mothersofpeacerp
Date: June 9th
Time: 9pm
Location: Big Park, Regent Park - 600 Dundas Street East

Facebook event page link in bio

Bring a candle and a mask and respect physical distancing

#strongcommunitiestogether #regentpark #torontoeast

CL&D condemns the horrific attack on a Muslim fami

Join the next session of the @mothersofpeacerp Reg

Join the next session of the @mothersofpeacerp Regent Park Parent Conference Series "A Conversation About Anti-Human Trafficking" with guest speaker Rhonelle Bruder!

Date: June 24th
Time: 6pm
Location: Zoom

Link in bio to register!

Contact sureya@tccld.org for more information

#strongcommunitiestogether #regentpark #torontoeast

In recognition of Indigenous History Month, CL&D i

In recognition of Indigenous History Month, CL&D is celebrating influential Indigenous peoples. Today we are focusing on Murray Sinclair, a First Nations judge and senator!

#strongcommunitiestogether #indigenoushistorymonth

We are excited to promote our new partners at @ach

We are excited to promote our new partners at @achev.ca and some of their initiatives for newcomers and immigrants to Canada like @achev_nic_online !

For more information visit achev.ca and achev.ca/nic

#strongcommunitiestogether

This week's Saturday Read is an Ally Bill of Respo

This week's Saturday Read is an Ally Bill of Responsibilities by Dr. Lynn Gehl: a non-exhaustive list of what allies are responsible for as they stand along side Indigenous folx

Link in bio!

#strongcommunitiestogether

We are about to mark the end of National AccessAbi

We are about to mark the end of National AccessAbility Week. This year's theme is Leaving No One Behind and focuses on championing inclusion and accessibility!

#strongcommunitiestogether

Application deadlines are soon for the Elevate Tal

Application deadlines are soon for the Elevate Talent Initiative! (June 10th!)

This is a new free 90 day rapid workforce development program, funded by Government of Canada and powered by Elevate with partnerships with organizations like us! The initiative equips professionals from underrepresented communities with the skills and credentials they need to build thriving careers in the technology and innovation sectors.

Contact Blessing.Digha@tccld.org to apply or for any questions

For more information visit the links in our bio

Members of the BIPOC community strongly encouraged to apply!

#elevatetalent #strongcommunitiestogether

We are resharing a list of resources for Indigenou

We are resharing a list of resources for Indigenous folx right now, for those who need support.

Full list is also available below:

First Nations Health Authority: https://www.fnha.ca/what-we-do/mental-wellness-and-substance-use/residential-schools

Anishnawbe Health Toronto's Mental health crisis line: 416-891-8606

Tkaronto Indigenous People’s Portal: www.indigenousto.ca

Orange Shirt Day resources for teachers & stories shared by survivors: www.orangeshirtday.org

Mental Health Resources for Youth: https://ontario.cmha.ca/documents/mental-health-and-wellness-services-for-indigenous-children-and-youth

National Crisis Services: www.reconciliationcanada.ca/need-help

Happy Pride from CL&D to you! Learn more about th

Happy Pride from CL&D to you!

Learn more about the history of Pride in Canada with the link in our bio

#strongcommunitiestogether

June is National Indigenous History Month. Take

June is National Indigenous History Month.

Take this time to continue learning Indigenous history, celebrating Indigenous people and cultures, and giving space for the voices of Indigenous people.

In light of recent events, find a list below of helplines and mental health resources for Indigenous communities.

Anishnawbe Health Toronto's Mental health crisis line: 416-891-8606

Tkaronto Indigenous People’s Portal: www.indigenousto.ca

Orange Shirt Day resources for teachers & stories shared by survivors: www.orangeshirtday.org

National Crisis Services: www.reconciliationcanada.ca/need-help

Repost & artist credit @nalakwsis TW:Violence

Repost & artist credit @nalakwsis

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The recent findings of the remains of children at a former residential school have been a heartbreaking reminder of the treatment of Indigenous people within this country.

We send our hearts out to Indigenous communities during this tragic time.

For any Indigenous people who are seeking mental health resources, visit links in our bio

For those looking to learn more about residential schools along with the 94 Calls to Action by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, links in our bio as well

This is a time to learn, to listen, and to give space.

It's time for the Saturday Read! This week we are

It's time for the Saturday Read! This week we are sharing an article of educational and interesting podcasts to learn on the go or at home. Happy Saturday!

Link in bio!

#strongcommuntiestogether #lifelonglearning #saturdayread #torontoeast

We are accepting applications for the next cohort

We are accepting applications for the next cohort of the Food Processing Essential Skills Program starting soon on June 7th!

This four week program (with an optional fifth week of employment) is for anyone who is interested in the Food and Hospitality Sector. The completion of the program ends with a nationally recognized Food Processing Certificate!

To learn more info and apply follow the link in our bio!

For inquiries: fpe@tccld.org

#strongcommunitiestogether #fpe #torontoeast #regentpark

And now for the findings of the final IWIP x CBPAR

And now for the findings of the final IWIP x CBPAR project... 'How has COVID-19 impacted Chinese grocery store workers in the GTA?'

Through outreach posters, surveys and interviews, the researchers found that Chinese grocery store workers experience unstable and challenging work environments, racism, prejudice and crippling anxiety.

They ask all individuals to follow COVID rules, sign the petition at www.15andfairness.org and join the movement to Stop Asian Hate.

To get in touch with the researchers of this, or any of our IWIP x CBPAR projects, please contact mary@tccld.org.

#communitybased #frontlineworker #newcomer

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COVID-19 ALERT

Dear Friends,

CL&D has been following the development of the COVID-19 outbreak. In an effort to promote physical distancing and safeguard the health and wellbeing of our clients, staff, and community in general, the following has been decided:

All Learning Centre programs and services are being delivered virtually. In-person activities are postponed until further notice, with the exception of sewing classes that are taking place in person, in strict adherence to Public Health guidelines.
We will continue to provide intake and respond to new inquiries. Intake appointments and assessments will be conducted over the telephone and online.

For questions regarding programming, you can contact:

Regent Park Catering Collective: Allison Gibson, allison@tccld.org
Regent Park Sewing Studio: Shahrzad Sadeghi, shahrzad@tccld.org
Clear Language & Design: Sally McBeth: sally@tccld.org
Immigrant Women Integration Program & Academic Upgrading: Camila Geo, camila@tccld.org
General inquiries: info@tccld.org or 647-493-2462

As the situation surrounding COVID-19 is rapidly changing, we will alter our approach as required, taking into account advice from public health authorities and based on the best evidence available.

Hopefully, everyone will weather this health emergency and stay well. Please take care of yourself and your loved ones.

Regards,

Alfred Jean-Baptiste
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