Nearly every time I go to the grocery store these days, someone asks me for help covering bare essential groceries. I do. If you can also, please do. If not, please be gracious.
On #NationalHousingDay, I am thankful for @WabanoHealth and their help with a family member who is currently unhoused. Accessing and keeping stable housing has so many ripple effects, not just on the health, lives and livelihoods of those unhoused, but also on those around them.
@BrentToderian Public washrooms, affordable housing, more car-free zones, safe injection sites, and more collab & action between business improvement associations, community health orgs, orgs serving people experiencing homelessness, and other orgs in community.
Pre-orders open for Flavours of Home: Ottawa's Ethno-Cultural Seniors Cookbook. The Ethno-Cultural Seniors Network is made up of over 25 grassroots groups. Hear about the book from one of the group leaders, Judy Madhosingh!!
Order to support @SPCOttawa https://t.co/1Rw7hzRbbr
Today, please help the Social Planning Council of Ottawa win $5,000 from Canada Helps! It’s free & it takes less than 30 seconds to enter, but the contest ends today, Nov. 29, 2021.
Enter the contest here: https://t.co/gu076oCGVS
#GivingTuesdayPledge
Great to see #eval job posting explicitly seeking support with anti-oppressive, anti-racist, anti-colonial & trauma-informed approaches! #EmergingEvaluators
We're hiring a Community Research Coordinator. We're looking for a candidate who can provide coordination, research and evaluation support to a portfolio of Blueprint projects with a municipal government clients. Come work with us: https://t.co/ubefRyjuOB
Glad for safe space for DEI conversations & networking for racialized & minoritized members at #EvalC2021. I find this continuum on becoming an anti-racist multicultural organization helpful https://t.co/bbOKt2mTKn
Excited to take part in today’s #EvalC2021 workshop on anti-racism and evaluation practice. As challenging as this is sometimes, I’m grateful for a community of practitioners open to doing this work together.
@annwprice Thanks to both of you for a great workshop and for graciously sharing your experience, knowledge (and guidance!) Already shared some of the workshop learnings with colleagues.
A bright spot: @WabanoHealth & @OttawaHealth#COVID19 vaccine partnership. Culturally responsive, effectively reaching Indigenous people in #ottcity, and quick, easy & accessible phone booking system. Similar partnerships w/ other communities in #ottcity would be great.
First Nation, Inuit & Métis community members who are age 16+, as well as their spouses & family household members, can book an appointment to get the #COVID19 vaccine at the St. Laurent Complex.
Call @OttawaHealth at 613-691-5505 today!
https://t.co/edIe0e5hzJ #Indigenous
We can stop engaging in and upholding white supremacy, even if we felt we had to use some characteristics just to get by and survive. @COCoQC's White Supremacy Culture in Organizations is a helpful starting point: https://t.co/fKX21TsnVt
We have lots of work to do, within ourselves, our families, communities, workplaces, and governments, to move towards becoming anti-racist. While this tool may not change systemic racism immediately, it might help move us along the continuum: https://t.co/m2DydCB6Xu
2-year funding for BC community-based, Indigenous, adult & family literacy programs through the Community Adult Literacy Program (CALP). Applications due April 16, 2021. Application form & guide on BC’s Adult Education website: https://t.co/mjDAS9M5T9
#FriendshipCentre