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Unemployed Youth Africa Inc. is organizing a Spring Biz Training & Networking Bazaar on June 8, from 2:00-6:00 PM. For more information and to register, please visit the link:

UYA Spring Biz Training & Networking Bazaar Two open presentations, plus One Hour Presentation & Activity Workshop for entrepreneurs Presented by https://unemployedyouthafrica.org/

Dr. Stephanie Stobbe, Associate Professor of Conflict Resolution Studies, is more than just the co-author of the Hearts of Freedom travelling exhibition; her story is also one of the 175 interviews that make it up. Learn more about her journey by visiting http://ow.ly/nglT50NnYq6.

Hearts of Freedom and Canadian arms open wide JOHN LONGHURSTIN 1979-80, more than 60,000 southeast Asian refugees c

Dr. Stephanie Stobbe, Associate Professor of Conflict Resolution Studies, recently celebrated the opening of the Hearts of Freedom exhibition at the Canadian Museum of History. Over 100 people braved the winter storm to attend the event.

Tomorrow (February 24), MSC's Karen Ridd will be facilitating a story-telling event at the U of M on "Unbounded Stories." It will feature Magi Hadad (MSC student), Angela Lavallee (MSC grad) and Izzeddin Hawamda (MSC sessional instructor). Please visit the posted link for more details, and to register.
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Unbounded Stories We are very excited to be holding in-person events again! This event will be a continuation of a previous event held online. That said we know that online webinars offer flexibility and convenience for those that are unable to attend in person. As such, we will be offering two registration options.....

MSC's Karen Ridd recently spoke to the Winnipeg Free Press about how to live more simply in a consumerist culture. Her remarks are based on many years of teaching the "Voluntary Simplicity" course at MSC and can be found in the linked article.

Unpacking stuff culture In a society often characterized by its materialism, consumerism and just plain ‘stuff’, there are movements afoot, pushing in a different direction. Tiny homes, minimalism, Buy Nothing Day, giveaway groups, and downsizing are examples and themes cropping up across various media and platforms. ....

We are so excited to see Social Justice Fair happening in person.

Here is your chance to Interact with community organizations, learn about important causes and issues, and find opportunities for involvement.

Exciting opportunity!!!

We are seeking student volunteers to help with event setup and registration and to assist with the organizations during the fair.

The fair will take place on February 8th, 2023, from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM at Riddell Hall at the University of Winnipeg (515 Portage Avenue). Lunch will be provided for all volunteers.

Students interested in volunteering, please have them register using this link: Register here. https://forms.office.com/r/9JXfBE5xZ2

Exciting news - the MSC Social Justice Fair is coming up soon! This annual event is a chance for students to learn about and connect with organizations working towards peace, nonviolence, and social justice. Don't miss out on this opportunity to get involved and make a difference!

“Why is the field of conflict resolution important today?”

“What key analytical tools are needed for conflict assessment?”

“What processes of dispute resolution are appropriate for interpersonal to international conflicts?”

“What can you do with your Conflict Resolution degree?”

This course examines these questions from an interdisciplinary perspective, and connects theory and practice of conflict resolution. It also allows students to conduct research on a topic that is meaningful and relevant to their lives, workplaces, and communities. Experts in the conflict resolution field will provide guidance and valuable feedback.

Sign up for this exciting Winter semester course!

Questions? Talk to River -- [email protected]