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The Immigrant Women's Integration Program (IWIP) n

The Immigrant Women's Integration Program (IWIP) needs Mentors!

IWIP Mentors provide active listening, motivation, support, and guidance to mentee regarding career preparation and goal setting, as well as build their professional network, and help create strategies to transition to and maintain employment.

Eligibility:
- Prior work experience in the Social Service Sector and/or as a Mentor is an asset.
- Comfort with employment related activities, i.e. updating resumes and cover letters, mock interviews a must.

Date & Times:
May 1st, 8th, 15th (6:00 - 7:30 PM)

Location:
540 Dundas St. East, Toronto & Online

Interested? Please find the IWIP Mentorship Application link in bio!

Deadline: April 19th, 2024

#strongcommunitiestogether

Last week, participants from IWIP (Immigrant Women

Last week, participants from IWIP (Immigrant Women’s Integration Leadership Program) and CL&D Programming Staff enjoyed a Mindfulness Leadership Nature Walk through High Park! The walk was led by Mahlikah Outten, Director of Programming for Neighborhood Impact (@mahlikah_moonrise).

As one cohort nears the end of their program and another recently began, this was a wonderful opportunity to connect not only with nature but also with each other.

#strongcommunitiestogether

Join us on April 30, for the second session of the

Join us on April 30, for the second session of the Ask Series with Professor David Roberts on the topic of "Moss Park, Toronto: Community mobilization to counter community crisis framing narratives"

📅 Date: Tuesday, April 30
🕕 Time: 6:00 – 8:00pm
📍 Location: 540 Dundas Street E, Toronto, M5A 2B3
✨ Childminding and refreshments will be provided.

David Roberts is the Director of and a professor in the Urban Studies Program at @uoft. He completed his undergraduate degrees in business administration and political science at the University of Washington and worked as a social worker with homeless and refugee youth in Seattle before coming to UofT as a graduate student in the geography department. His research generally focuses on the power dynamics in city-building and the ways in which historically marginalized groups are excluded or included in these processes.

To register, see link in bio or visit: bit.ly/3PCYnIh

#strongcommunitiestogether

As Ramadan comes to a close, we reflect on the bea

As Ramadan comes to a close, we reflect on the beautiful moments shared during our Ramadan Iftar gatherings for Regent Park Families.

A huge thank you to all who attended, our dedicated volunteers, and partners, @danielsspectrum @thedanielscorp @tridelcommunities @wearehumaniti @torontohousing @arthubsevents Sam's Food Stores, and Regent Park Islamic Resources Center, for making these weekly gatherings possible. Special gratitude to the Mayor Olivia Chow for her support as we mark the end of Ramadan Iftar together.

#strongcommunitiestogether

The Immigrant Women's Integration Program (IWIP) n

The Immigrant Women's Integration Program (IWIP) needs Mentors!

IWIP Mentors provide active listening, motivation, support, and guidance to mentee regarding career preparation and goal setting, as well as build their professional network, and help create strategies to transition to and maintain employment.

Eligibility:
- Prior work experience in the Social Service Sector and/or as a Mentor is an asset.
- Comfort with employment related activities, i.e. updating resumes and cover letters, mock interviews a must.

Date & Times:
May 1st, 8th, 15th (6:00 - 7:30 PM)

Location:
540 Dundas St. East, Toronto & Online

Interested? Please find the IWIP Mentorship Application link in bio!

Deadline: April 19th, 2024

#strongcommunitiestogether

Looking back at the first session of the Ask Serie

Looking back at the first session of the Ask Series with @sara_abdella on the topic of "Designing for Regent Park & Planning for Change."

Sara’s work focused on Regent Park's revitalization and the effect that the design changes have had on the perceptions of safety of residents in the community.

Thank you to Sara Abdella for her enlightening presentation, and to everyone who attended and engaged in enlightening conversations.

Join us on April 30, for the second session of the Ask Series with Professor David Roberts on the topic of "Moss Park, Toronto: Community mobilization to counter community crisis framing narratives"

📅 Date: Tuesday, April 30
🕕 Time: 6:00 – 8:00pm
📍 Location: 540 Dundas Street E, Toronto, M5A 2B3
✨ Childminding and refreshments will be provided.

To register, see link in bio or visit: bit.ly/3PCYnIh

#strongcommunitiestogether

Join us on April 30, for the second session of the

Join us on April 30, for the second session of the Ask Series with Professor David Roberts on the topic of "Moss Park, Toronto: Community mobilization to counter community crisis framing narratives"

📅 Date: Tuesday, April 30
🕕 Time: 6:00 – 8:00pm
📍 Location: 540 Dundas Street E, Toronto, M5A 2B3
✨ Childminding and refreshments will be provided.

David Roberts is the Director of and a professor in the Urban Studies Program at @uoft. He completed his undergraduate degrees in business administration and political science at the University of Washington and worked as a social worker with homeless and refugee youth in Seattle before coming to UofT as a graduate student in the geography department. His research generally focuses on the power dynamics in city-building and the ways in which historically marginalized groups are excluded or included in these processes.

To register, see link in bio or visit: bit.ly/3PCYnIh

#strongcommunitiestogether

Tonight is the last Ramadan Iftar 2024 for Regent

Tonight is the last Ramadan Iftar 2024 for Regent Park families! Join us to break fast and pray Maghrib prayer together!

Today, April 03, 6:30pm - 8:30pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East).

There will be free meals from Regent Park caterers!

#strongcommunitiestogether #ramadan #iftar

Join us today for the last Eid Bazaar & Market! Ex

Join us today for the last Eid Bazaar & Market! Explore and support local vendors offering henna, jewelry, clothes, and more!

Today, April 03, 2pm - 7pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East).

For inquiries or to become a vendor, contact Sureya at sureya@tccld.org or 647-493-2462 ext 112.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

#strongcommunitiestogether

Moments from last week’s Eid Market & Bazaar and

Moments from last week’s Eid Market & Bazaar and Ramadan Iftar for Regent Park families! It was an incredible gathering for the community to break fast and pray Maghrib together.

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support local artisans and vendors during the Eid Market & Bazaar. We can't wait to see you all again tomorrow, April 3rd, for the last one.

🌙 RAMADAN IFTAR
Wednesday, April 03, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East). Enjoy free meals from Regent Park caterers!

🛍️ EID BAZAAR & MARKET
Wednesday, April 03, 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East).

Looking forward to your presence there!

#strongcommunitiestogether

Moments from last week’s Ramadan Iftar for Regen

Moments from last week’s Ramadan Iftar for Regent Park families! It was an incredible gathering for the community to break fast and pray Maghrib together.

Join us every Wednesday from March 13 to April 03, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East). Enjoy free meals from Regent Park caterers!

#strongcommunitiestogether #ramadan #iftar

Looking back on last month's Black History Month e

Looking back on last month's Black History Month event at CL&D! We were honoured to have our esteemed guest speaker, Jemmelia Morgan, lead a powerful conversation in honour of Black History Month. Jemmelia's expertise as a Social Work Therapist with Agapé Lense, specializing in empowering racialized communities, shone through as she shared valuable insights and perspectives.

We extend our gratitude to @agape.lens and @mothersofpeacerp for their support in making this event possible. We're grateful for everyone who joined us for a night filled with learning, connection, and reflection.

#strongcommunitiestogether

Here’s a glimpse of last week’s Eid Market & B

Here’s a glimpse of last week’s Eid Market & Bazaar and the first Ramadan Iftar for Regent Park families! It was an incredible gathering for the community to break fast and pray Maghrib together.

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support local artisans and vendors during the Eid Market & Bazaar. We can't wait to see you all again every Wednesday for the next one!

🌙 RAMADAN IFTAR
Every Wednesday from March 13 to April 03, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East). Enjoy free meals from Regent Park caterers!

🛍️ EID BAZAAR & MARKET
Every Wednesday from March 13 to April 03, 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas Street East).

Looking forward to your presence there!

#strongcommunitiestogether

Reflecting on last Friday's International Women's

Reflecting on last Friday's International Women's Day Event, where CL&D proudly partnered with the World Urban Pavilion in Regent Park and the @urbaneconomyforum for an all-day celebration.

We hosted a powerful roundtable discussion titled 'The Power of Community Engagement: A Conversation Between Women Creating Change.' It was led by our very own @mahlikah_moonrise alongside the amazing Rafia Taqi (@regentparksewingstudio), Nora Barghout, and Nimo Mohamoud (@mothersofpeacerp). These women excel in community initiatives, empowering immigrant and newcomer women of the community.

We're honored to have been part of such an important day filled with forward-thinking discussions.

#strongcommunitiestogether #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2024

Ready for next week's March break? Join us for You

Ready for next week's March break? Join us for Youth Upcycling Toronto, a week of creativity, skill-building, and all things textile upcycling at no cost! Open to youth ages 15-25

With the expertise of the Regent Park Sewing Studio, learn hand sewing basics, different stitches, and how to use the sewing machine. Get to know experts in upcycling, textiles, sustainability, slow fashion, and more!

Swipe to take a look at what's included in our free sewing kits and our full schedule of activities planned for the week!

📅 Dates: March 11-15
🕕 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Location: 540 Dundas Street East
✨ Lunch and TTC tokens will be provided

TO REGISTER, LINK IN BIO OR VISIT: https://zurl.co/cUUK

For more info, contact Ingrid.tubon@tccld.org

#strongcommunitiestogether

This International Women's Day (IWD), CL&D is prou

This International Women's Day (IWD), CL&D is proud to be one of the partners for an all day IWD celebration with the World Urban Pavilion in Regent Park and the Urban Economy Forum

Join us this Friday, March 8, as we host a panel discussion at 10:30 AM titled 'The Power of Community Engagement: A Conversation Between Women Creating Change,' led by our very own Mahlikah Outten alongside the amazing Rafia Taqi, Nora Barghout, and Nimo Mohamoud!

Free registration is now open. Link in bio!

The Urban Economy Forum (UEF) is devoted to promoting the economic, political, and social inclusion and empowerment of women and girls in urban areas, prioritizing gender equality on both national and global scales. In line with this dedication, UEF, in partnership with the World Urban Pavilion (WUP), has initiated the "Women and Urban SDGs" program. This program aims to ensure women's equal participation in realizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in collaboration with local community organizations. The objective is to facilitate connections among organizations addressing gender-related issues, fostering synergies, expanding audiences, and magnifying positive impacts.

#strongcommunitiestogether #IWD2024 #InternationalWomensDay

Join us tomorrow, March 5th, for the first session

Join us tomorrow, March 5th, for the first session of the Ask Series with Sara Abdella on the topic of "Designing for Regent Park & Planning for Change."

Sara Abdella is currently completing her Masters of Science in Planning at the @uoft . Born and raised in Regent Park, much of her passion for planning has grown from her lived experience. She is passionate about social planning and policy, design, and housing. Sara's final Research Paper focuses on Regent Park's revitalization and the effect that the design changes have had on the perceptions of safety of residents in the community. She is excited to present her findings and hear feedback from her community.

📅 Date: Tuesday, March 5th
🕕 Time: 6:00 – 8:00pm
📍 Location: 3rd floor, 660 Dundas Street East
✨ Childminding and refreshments will be provided.

Visit the link in our bio to register

#strongcommunitiestogether

Ready for March break? Join us for Youth Upcycling

Ready for March break? Join us for Youth Upcycling Toronto, a week of creativity, skill-building, and all things textile upcycling at no cost! Open to youth ages 15-25

With the expertise of @regentparksewingstudio , learn hand sewing basics, different stitches, and how to use the sewing machine. Get to know experts in upcycling, textiles, sustainability, slow fashion, and more!

📅 Dates: March 11-15
🕕 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Location: 540 Dundas Street East
✨ Lunch and TTC tokens will be provided

VISIT THE LINK IN BIO TO REGISTER

For more info, contact Ingrid.tubon@tccld.org

#strongcommunitiestogether

Last week, participants from our Immigrant Women I

Last week, participants from our Immigrant Women Integration Program (IWIP) presented their Community-based Participatory Action Research (CBPAR) projects.

They passionately shared impactful findings and recommendations during a dynamic panel discussion. Congratulations to all participants for showcasing their hard work!

#strongcommunitiestogether

This International Women's Day (IWD), CL&D is prou

This International Women's Day (IWD), CL&D is proud to be one of the partners for an all day IWD celebration with the World Urban Pavilion in Regent Park and the Urban Economy Forum

Stay tuned for more details, as we will be hosting a panel discussion at this year’s event, March 8, 2024. Register through the link in our bio. Free registration is now open!

The Urban Economy Forum (UEF) is devoted to promoting the economic, political, and social inclusion and empowerment of women and girls in urban areas, prioritizing gender equality on both national and global scales. In line with this dedication, UEF, in partnership with the World Urban Pavilion (WUP), has initiated the "Women and Urban SDGs" program. This program aims to ensure women's equal participation in realizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in collaboration with local community organizations. Our objective is to facilitate connections among organizations addressing gender-related issues, fostering synergies, expanding audiences, and magnifying positive impacts.

#strongcommunitiestogether #IWD2024 #InternationalWomensDay

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