KWIC Events

Join us for an evening of conversation and community about Amplifying Gender Equality importance in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough and let's ensure that we are leaving no one behind.

Come for a community pay-what-you-can meal and stay for the workshop - conversation and community about Amplifying Gender Equality importance in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough, and let's ensure that we are leaving no one behind.

Join us for 90 minutes to learn about gender equality importance in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough.

Conversation and pizza... together, we'll explore local resources and ways to realize more welcoming spaces to ensure that our community is Leaving No One Behind.

Join KWIC for 90 minutes to discover the importance of gender equality and the challenges faced within our community.

Together, we'll explore local resources and ways to create welcoming spaces for everyone.

Come be a part of Nogojiwanong/Peterborough’s brighter future.

Visit the QR code or email us at: workshops@kwic.info

Join us for a workshop on how to Amplify and Advance Gender Equality Locally here in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough. KWIC’s 2023 Amplifying Gender Equality (SDG 5) Locally project has engaged local community members in Community Conversations to learn more about the state of gender equality in Nogojiwanong. Using popular education, we will learn together with participants on how to amplify and achieve gender equality, including what is “gender equality”, what issues are most pressing in Nogojiwanong, what the barriers and gaps currently exist and what our local victories/resources. Weaved throughout, we will explore the United Nations SDG framework, with a focus on SDG 5 – Gender Equality, and make global to local connections.

March is Women's History Month. Join us on Thursday, March 16th from 12-1pm as we discuss the challenges and opportunities women face in agriculture with Emma Macdonald!

Emma Macdonald (she/her) graduated from Trent’s Sustainable Agriculture Program in 2016 and has been working in food and farming for the past decade. She currently runs the Trent Vegetable Gardens, a one-acre farm producing food for the Seasoned Spoon and community agencies, and teaches Farm Planning and Design at Durham College. Emma’s most passionate about providing agricultural education, building food literacy, and inspiring young people to participate in food production.

KWIC is a charitable organization that connects global issues to local initiatives. We create opportunities that can change how people understand the world and foster equitable and sustainable communities. We make change happen in three areas: Community Education, Youth and In Schools and Umbrella Support for Small and Emerging Projects.

Please register on Eventbrite. The Zoom link and conservation prompts will be sent to participants in advance.

What are KWIC Conversations?

KWIC Conversations are an opportunity for students and community members to come together for thoughtful and interactive conversations on timely topics and how we are experiencing what's happening in the world.

Questions? Send us an email at resources@kwic.info.

We hope to see you there!