PAST EVENTS IN TORONTO
An Evening with Dr.Shirin Ebadi - Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
April 26th, 2010
When: April 26th, 2010
Contact: Katrina Levasseur
Information:
cipp.ebadi.event@gmail.com
Dr. Ebadi is an internationally renowned Nobel Laureate. In 2003, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her pioneering work for democracy and human rights. She became the first Iranian and Muslim woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Gladstone World – Sudanese Roots featuring Ruth Mathiang
April 2nd, 2010
When: April 2nd, 2010 7pm- 10pm
Where: 1214 Queen Street West, Toronto, Gladstone Hotel Melody Bar
Contact: 416.531.4635
Music
Batuki Music Society & Gladstone Hotel present a night w/ Ruth Mathiang. Gladstone World is a world music series on the 1st Friday of every month in the Melody Bar; the free live music venue at the Gladstone.
Sudanese-born Mathiang lends her remarkable voice to songs expressing hope, peace & social justice.
She mixes her favourite styles, hip hop, reggae, afrobeat & gospel, singing in Arabic & Kiswahili & other languages.
www.myspace.com/ruthenfriends
Gladstone World Series – Guest DJ: Apollo spins his diverse collection of popular and classic African hits.
Please ref sites:
facebook.com/BatukiMusicSociety | myspace.com/batukimusic
Darfur Virgil
March 18th, 2010
When: March 18th, 2010 8 PM
Where: University of Toronto
It is my pleasure to invite you to a very exciting upcoming event, and we hope that you will be able to circulate the information to your networks.
The Stand for the Dead Campaign (www.standforthedead.com) will be commemorating the lives and stories of those who have died in Darfur in the past 7 years of conflict.
Our hope is to not only honour and remember the victims of the Darfur genocide but also to advocate for those still suffering in the ongoing crisis.
Please join us for the next step in the Stand For the Dead Campaign at the Hart House Circle, University of Toronto, for a candlelight vigil on March 18th at 8pm. Other events will be held at Stand chapters across the country on the same day - please visit www.standcanada.org in the coming days for more information.
Highlights will include inspirational speakers from the Darfuri community, Stand Canada and humanitarian organizations on the ground and acoustic performances by Erik Alcock and Craig Stickland of We Are The Take.
Thank you for your ongoing support. We hope to see you at the events!
War Child presents...An Evening with Buck 65
January 22nd, 2010
When: January 22nd, 2010 (8:00 pm; doors at 7:00 pm)
Where: The Dakota Tavern, 249 Ossignton Ave
Contact: Fiona Hack, Senior Manager, Communications & Marketing, War Child Canada: fiona@warchild.ca or 1-866-927-2445
War Child Canada is excited to announce another intimate night of music, An Evening with Buck 65. This very special night is part of Dakota Nights for War Child, a unique benefit concert series featuring intimate performances by celebrated artists, hosted by The Dakota Tavern and War Child Canada. All proceeds will support War Child Canada, a registered charity that provides humanitarian assistance to war-affected children including Darfuri refugees.
Tickets are $30 each.
Purchase here.
This is a 19+ event.
ForeignPolicyCamp Toronto
November 30th, 2009
When: November 30th, 2009 (12:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
Where: University of Toronto, Canadiana Building, Rm 150 (CG 150) - 14 Queen’s Park Cres. West
For more information, see
http://torontofpcsatellite.tumblr.com
Starry Nights: Ve'ahavta's Tikun Olam Awards Ceremony with Mia Farrow
November 8th, 2009
When: November 8th, 2009 7pm-9:30pm
Where: Toronto Centre for the Arts, Recital Hall, 5040 Yonge Street
Keynote Speaker: Mia Farrow
Master of Ceremonies: Wendy Mesley
Honorees:
Humanitarian – Walter Arbib
Remembrance – Anita Ekstein
Medical – Dr Michael Silverman
Education – Nema Dahir and Ambaro Guled
Philanthropy – David Shore
Youth Leadership – Zach Paikin
For more information, visit http://www.veahavtasstarrynights.com/
Benefit Concert
October 18th, 2009
When: October 18th, 2009 (6:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
Where: The Kathedral, 651 Queen Street W.
Contact: 416-504-6699
Information:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136449861976&ref=search&sid=13603796.250814948..1
Help end the crisis in Darfur! Help underprivileged children in Tanzania!
Come out and party for a good cause! All proceeds go to Save Darfur Canada and TunaHAKI Canada.
Bands performing (more to come):
Omega 3 Fatty Asses
Hasket
Red Bandit
Sam Mansouri
Tickets: $10 advance / $15 door
Call 416-504-6699 to inquire about tickets or contact any of the admins for the
Facebook group.
Ride for Refugees
October 17th, 2009
When: October 17th, 2009 8:00AM- 2:00PM
Where: Markham
Contact: 416-274-2949, nurataa@hotmail.com
Information:
http://www.rideforrefugees.com
The Ride for Refugees is a cycling fundraiser held during October each year in support of refugees and internally displaced peoples. This family-friendly event raises much-needed money and awareness for the refugee services of International Teams Canada, a Christian NGO established in Canada since 1960, as well as select church and community refugee partners.
STAND Canada's Annual General Conference
September 25th, 2009
When: September 25th, 2009 is an approximate date. Check the STAND website at the link below to see if the conference date has been announced.
For more information, visit
STAND's website.
Toronto International Film Festival: The Day God Walked Away
September 11th, 2009
When: September 11th, 2009 (see shedule below)
Where: Toronto International Film Festival
Contact: 1-877-968-FILM (to order tickets)
Information:
http://www.tiff08.ca/default.aspx
Offering a new take on the Rwandan genocide, cinematographer Philippe van Leeuw directs his debut about the first-person experience of one woman as the horror descends.
Country: France
Year: 2009
Language: French
Runtime: 100 minutes
Format: Colour/35mm
Rating: 18A
Synopsis:
A young Tutsi Woman fights for survival. Set in Rwanda in the spring of 1994, at the outbreak of the genocide. Jacqueline, a young Tutsi woman, is a maid in a Belgian family. When she finds her children brutally murdered by the Hutus, she runs away and hides in the woods. There, she meets a man who has also escaped from the slaughter. Together, they will try to survive with the fear of being discovered at any moment. Terror and madness wait for them at every turn.
(description taken from http://www.wbimages.be/)
See the longer description
here.
Screenings:
Friday, September 11 - 09:00 PM - JACKMAN HALL, AGO (
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Saturday, September 12 - 10:00 AM - ISABEL BADER THEATRE (
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Friday, September 18 - 10:45 AM - CUMBERLAND 2 (
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2009 Genocide Education Institute: Global Citizenship Through Genocide Education
August 14th, 2009
When: August 14th, 2009 (see info below)
Where: University of Toronto
Contact: inquiries@genocideeducation.ca
Join the Canadian Centre for Genocide Education for the 2009 Genocide Education Institute in Toronto, Ontario. During the five-day Institute, teachers learn not only with each other, but with some of Canada's most renowned scholars of genocide and with long-time educators of genocide. And, teachers will also have the opportunity to meet survivors of genocide.
The Institute is designed to encourage teachers to teach the lessons of genocide and to help prepare them to effectively and appropriately communicate these lessons in the classroom.
The first day of the Institute - Monday - examines genocide generally (what is genocide, what causes genocide, an can genocide be prevented), then the remaining four days are spent examining four specific case-studies: the Armenian Genocide (Tuesday), the Holocaust (Wednesday), and the Rwandan Genocide (Thursday), which are the three seminal cases of genocide during the 20th Century, and then Darfur (Friday), which may very well be the first genocide of the new millennium.
Morning sessions (four 45-minute sessions each morning):
- focus on developing the theoretical and historical background
Afternoon sessions (four 45-minute sessions each afternoon):
- focus on classroom implementation
- teachers receive many resources for their work ahead, including several books to begin a library of their own
Sessions are a combination of multimedia presentations, discussions, and group work. There is plenty of time to ask questions and to exchange ideas with other teachers.
Instructors:
The instructors are some of Canada's most renowned scholars of genocide and long-time educators of genocide who have years of classroom experience. Among the instructors for the 2009 Institute is Major Brent Beardsley, the Staff Officer for Lieutenant General Romeo Dallaire, the Force Commander of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda preceding and during the genocide there in 1994.
Registration:
Go here to register.
Cost: $350.00 (Early Bird Registration: July 16 - $295.00)
***Accommodations provided for out-of-province teachers.***
World Refugee Day event
June 27th, 2009
When: June 27th, 2009 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: Fairbank Memorial Community Centre, 2213 Dufferin St.
Contact: Adeniyi Temowo: (416) 825-1797 or (416) 250-9449
Refugee Walk
June 20th, 2009
When: June 20th, 2009 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Where: Speaker's Corner, City Hall (Southwest corner of Nathan Phillips Square) + Queen's Park North
Contact: Rana Khan: (416) 954-1188
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Refugee Walk
Meet at 2:00 p.m. at Speaker's Corner, City Hall Southwest corner of Nathan Phillips Square and walk to Queen's Park North.
Other Events
Events at Queen's Park North start at 3:00 p.m.:
- concert
- speakers
- refugee camp display
- announcing of the poetry contest winners
- other activities
Go to
www.worldrefugeedayto.com for more info.
Remains to be Seen
June 7th, 2009
When: June 7th, 2009 (ongoing - see specific times below)
Where: Lennox Contemporary, 12 Ossington Ave.
Contact: International Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies: 416-250-9807 or admin@genocidestudies.org
Information:
www.genocidestudies.org
"REMAINS TO BE SEEN" will run from May 28 until June 7.
It involves an open-call multi-media art exhibit of emerging and established North American artists, inviting them to convey their thoughts, experiences, and perceptions of events surrounding genocide, its consequences, and the healing process. There will also be an auction of other selected pieces. The artists work in a variety of media.
Rhonda Corvese, the award-winning Toronto-based curator, will curate the exhibit.
The eight artists participating in the exhibit are
Ulysses Castellanos,
Arie Galles,
Joyce Lau,
Steven Loft,
Katie Pretti,
Shannon Scully,
Veronika Szkudlarek and
Bill Wolff. They will all be present on opening night: May 28 at 7:00 pm.
May 28 - Opening Night
Live Auction: 6:00 - 7:00 pm
The work of eight other artists who have also tackled the subject of mass human rights violations will be auctioned. These artists are Sara Anjargolian, Vahe Berberian, Sue Goldstein, Sherri Hay, Hagop Khoubesserian, Jennifer Roberts, Anita Toutikian, and Bill Wolff. Their work will be on display alongside the exhibit for the duration of the event. They have contributed their art for the auction in support of the Institute’s annual Genocide and Human Rights University Program.
Please RSVP since space is limited.
Reception: 7:00 - 9:00 pm
June 4
Panel Discussion: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
In order to explore the role of artistic representation in remembering and understanding genocide, the Institute has arranged a panel discussion at Lennox Contemporary. Participating in the panel will be Prof. Doris Bergen, Chancellor Rose and Ray Wolfe Chair in Holocaust Studies; Arie Galles, artist and educator; Helga Stephenson, Chair of the Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival; and Atom Egoyan, multiple-award-winning filmmaker; with Marc Glassman, Editor in Chief of POV, Canada’s leading documentary and independent film magazine, as the moderator.
Please RSVP since space is limited.
This event is sponsored by the Ontario Arts Council and Friends of the Visual Arts.
Darfur: Be the Change concert
June 2nd, 2009
When: June 2nd, 2009 (7:00 pm)
Where: Berkeley Church at 315 Queen St. East (Queen & Parliament)
Contact: Tim Belch, buffalobill@on.aibn.com
Information:
www.darfurbenefitconcert.com
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Featuring a variety of bands including the headliner Tamarama from New York (whose lead singer was on the MTV reality show "The City"), the "Darfur: Be the Change" benefit concert aims to raise money and awareness for the victims of Darfur's genocide. Other performers of the night will be Cheap Kicks and Birds of Wales.
The event will start with a keynote speech by Debbie Bodkin, a police officer who has been actively involved in Darfur as an investigator for the United Nations Commission of Inquiry and who assisted in having the atrocities in Darfur declared a genocide.
Tickets are $20 in advance (www.darfurbenefitconcert.com) or $25 at the door.
All money raised from the event will be donated to the Canadian Red Cross and STAND Canada.
Drummers for Darfur
May 30th, 2009
When: May 30th, 2009 (12:00 pm - 5:00 pm)
Where: Along Queen St. West (starting at Grange Park and ending at Trinity Bellwoods Park)
Information:
www.warchild.ca/drummersfordarfur
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This fundraising event will benefit War Child Canada’s programming in Darfur. Spearheaded by drummer Dave Clark (Rheostatics), the event will start at Grange Park, parading along Queen St. West, and culminating in an all out drum fest and community gathering at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Click here to see the route map.
War Child Canada is one of two Canadian aid agencies still operational in Darfur after the expulsion of 13 vital humanitarian agencies from the region in March. The need to ensure that children in Darfur receive education, training, and protection from war is now more urgent than ever.
From celebrity drummers to large steel bands to their family and friends, hundreds of people are expected to take part in the event, with coverage from major media outlets.
Sign up NOW and get your friends to sponsor you and raise cash for children in Darfur. It's that simple.
Top fundraiser for this event will receive a: Sonor Force 507 drum kit, a set of Sabian cymbals and a Vic Firth pack which includes sticks, stick bag, and practice pad. Retail price $1100. Generously donated by Long and McQuade!
Fundraising Dinner with Yvonne Ridley
May 30th, 2009
When: May 30th, 2009 (6:00 pm)
Where: Banquet Hall, The Islamic Society of York Region, 1380 Stouffville Rd.
Contact: Debbie Loney, adm1@thecanadiancharger.com
"Gaza, Sudan, Guantanamo and The Media. Why: Fair Alternative Media is urgently needed"
British journalist Yvonne Ridley, just returned from Gaza, will speak on how the
Western media put a spin on the Israeli aggression and why a fair alternative
media is urgently needed to inform the public and to sustain democracy and liberty.
She will also talk about her recent visit to Sudan and about her new documentary
on Guantanamo, Omar Khadr, and prisoner 650 - possibly Dr Aafiya Siddiqui.
Tickets:
$40 regular, $20 for students, $100 for a family of four
Save $10 per ticket by purchasing online.
This event is a fundraising dinner for The Canadian Charger - Canada's national not-for-profit multimedia interactive online magazine with 50 of Canada's top experts, writers and cartoonists.
Documentary film: Sergio
May 6th, 2009
When: May 6th, 2009 (see screening schedule below)
Where: Isabel Bader Theatre, 96 Charles St. W. (one block south of Avenue Rd. & Bloor St. W.)
Contact: (416) 637-5150
Information:
http://www.hotdocs.ca/index.php/audience/
Run Time: 94 min., USA
Language: English
Program: World Showcase
Credits
Director: Greg Barker
Producer(s): John Battsek, Julie Goldman, Greg Barker
Executive Producer(s): Sheila Nevins, Nick Fraser, Samantha Power
Cinematographer(s): Patrick Fraser, Colin Clarke, Frank-Peter Lehman
Editor: Karen Schmeer
Composer: Philip Sheppard
Synopsis
Sergio, based on Pulitzer Prize-winner Samantha Power's groundbreaking biography, Chasing the Flame: Sergio Vieira de Mello and the Fight to Save the World, is a riveting account of the amazing career and tragic final mission of the United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights, Brazilian diplomat Sergio Vieira de Mello. Known to everyone simply as Sergio, he was lauded for his ability to diffuse some of the most complicated situations in countries with some of the worst human rights abuses. With his charming personality and his calm, pragmatic style, some likened him to a cross between James Bond and Bobby Kennedy. At 55, Sergio was in love and ready to settle down. But a crisis called him away one final time, and because of who he was, he had to answer. Sergio is an exceptional tribute to a rare man who valued humanitarianism above all else.
Screening Times
Monday, May 4 - 7:00 pm -
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Wednesday, May 6 - 4:15 pm -
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Box Office
NEW LOCATION!
55 Avenue Road (2 Blocks North of Bloor)
Hazelton Lanes – Lower Level
March 16 - April 29:
Monday to Friday: 11am - 7pm
Saturday and Sunday: 11am - 5pm
April 30 - May 10:
Monday to Sunday: 11am - 9pm
Phone number: (416) 637-5150
Never Again
April 23rd, 2009
Shine a Light on Darfur
April 12th, 2009
When: April 12th, 2009 (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Where: Queen's Park (meet at the subway station)
Contact: ebidgoli@standcanada.org
Information:
http://www.darfurtoronto.com
Speakers:
The Honorable Irwin Cotler
Irwin Cotler is presently a Canadian Member of Parliament, first elected in 1999 and most recently re-elected in October 2008. He is currently serving as Special Counsel on Human Rights & International Justice, is a member of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on International Human Rights, and Chair of the All-Party Save Darfur Parliamentary Coalition. A leading public advocate in and out of Parliament for the Human Rights Agenda, he headed the Canadian Delegation to the Stockholm International Forum on the Prevention of Genocide.
Sergeant Debbie Bodkin
Debbie Bodkin has been a Sergeant with the Waterloo Regional Police Service for 20 years. In 2004-2005, Debbie worked with the United Nations Commission of Inquiry for Darfur in Sudan as an investigator. She lived in Darfur for three months, searching out victims, witnesses and suspects of the horrific crimes occurring and interviewing them in order to complete the report for the United Nations. The United Nations Commission report was released and stated that Crimes Against Humanity were happening in Darfur with some involvement by the government of Sudan. Debbie now speaks about her experience in Sudan and her hope of stopping the continuing plight of the people in Darfur.
Candlelight vigil:
A candlelight vigil will be held in honour of those who need our help in Darfur. Candles will be provided.
Music:
Musician Dylan Murray - recently named as "one of the next top 5 artists to look out for” (http://www.dylanmurray.net)
* More speakers and performers to be confirmed *
Check out www.darfurtoronto.com if interested in volunteering at or promoting this event.
Find out more about the event organizers.
Human Rights Forum: Reconciling State Sovereignty with the Global Responsibility to Protect
April 6th, 2009
When: April 6th, 2009 (4:00 pm - 8:00 pm)
Where: The Law Society of Upper Canada, 130 Queen St. West (eastside doors facing Nathan Philips Square)
Contact: Register by calling 416-917-3413 or 1-800-668-7380, ext. 3413 or by emailing rticzon@lsuc.on.ca
The issue of the "right of humanitarian intervention" questions when it is appropriate for states to take action against another state for the purpose of protecting people from catastrophe, genocide, and crimes against humanity.
Panel Discussion: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Reception: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, featuring award-winning journalist, Anna Maria Tremonti, host of the CBC's current affairs program,
The Current.
Speakers:
The Honourable Bob Rae
(Member of Parliament, Former Premier of Ontario)
The Honourable Harry S. LaForme
(Judge, Court of Appeal for Ontario)
Pacifique Manirakiza
(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa)
Georgette Gagnon
(Executive Director, Africa Division, Human Rights Watch)
Discussion Moderator:
Sharmini Peries
(Journalist, The Real News Network)
FREE admission
RSVPs accepted until April 3, 2009
Noah's Great Rainbow
April 4th, 2009
When: April 4th, 2009 (various times; see schedule below)
Where: Al Green Theatre, 750 Spadina Avenue
Contact: Al Green Theatre (416) 924-6211 ext.0 or visit www.mnjcc.org
Information:
http://www.noahsgreatrainbow.com/
Noah's Great Rainbow is a new, ground-breaking Canadian play, infused with music, which examines the effects of genocide on different generations, races, and cultures. It presents an unlikely friendship between an old Holocaust survivor and a young survivor of the Rwandan genocide - a friendship that blossoms into truth-telling, laughter, shared wisdom and ultimately an extraordinary gesture of love. These two victims of genocide realize they have more in common with each other than anything which might separate them.
The event features Student Performances and Public Performances:
Student Performances
* Monday, March 30th, 2009 - 12:30 pm
* Tuesday, March 31st, 2009 - 12:30 pm
* Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 - 12:30 pm
* Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 - 12:30 pm
* Friday, April 3rd, 2009 - 12:30 pm
Publice Performances
* Saturday, April 4th, 2009 - 2:00 pm
* Saturday, April 4th, 2009 - 8:00 pm
Concert featuring Birds of Wales and We Are the Take
April 2nd, 2009
Darfur, Hardtalk Discussion Panel
March 29th, 2009
When: March 29th, 2009 (4:00 pm - 7:00 pm)
Where: Sudanese Association Center, 1456 Danforth Avenue
Contact: darfur_association@yahoo.ca
This panel will include members of Sudanese political parties and organizations.
Remembering Rwanda 15: Lessons Learned/Lessons Not Learned
March 22nd, 2009
When: March 22nd, 2009 (TBA)
Where: University of Toronto
Contact: rememberingrwanda15@genocideeducation.ca or 519-936-2235
Information:
http://rememberingrwanda15.webs.com/index.htm
This conference coincides with the 15th anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide, which claimed the lives of some 1,000,000 in approximately 100 days. The conference, which will focus on lessons learned / not learned from the Rwandan Genocide, will feature some of the world's most renowned genocide scholars and genocide activists. Hundreds of scholars, students, teachers, members of the Rwandan community, and other members of the general public are expected to attend.
Speakers
N.B. Tara Tavender, Executive Director of Save Darfur Canada, will be presenting on opportunities to influence Canadian policy in Sudan as part of the Activism panel from 7:30 - 9:00 pm on Friday, March 20th.
Dr. Gerald Caplan (Author: "Rwanda: The Preventable Genocide")
Honourable Irwin Cotler (Former Minister of Justice of Canada)
Jerry Fowler (President, Save Darfur Coalition)
Professor Robert Melson (Former President, International Association of Genocide Scholars)
Linda Melvern (Author: "A People Betrayed" / "Conspiracy to Murder")
Professor James Orbinski (Former President, Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders)
Professor William Schabas (Director, Irish Centre for Human Rights)
Professor Gregory Stanton (Founder & President, Genocide Watch)
Professor Ervin Staub (Author: "Origins of Genocide and Other Group Violence" / "The Psychology of Good and Evil")
Professor Samuel Totten (Member: U.S. State Department's Darfur Atrocities Documentation Team)
Dr. Peter Langille (Director,
Global Common Security i3; senior researcher on UN Assistance Mission for Darfur; author of Bridging the Commitment Capacity Gap: Existing Arrangements and Options for Enhancing UN Rapid Deployment)
Professor Adam Jones (author and editor of books on genocide; co-founder of "Gendercide Watch")
Professor Villia Jefremovas (Canada Research Chair in Development and Social Change at the Development Studies Program at Queen's University; expert consultant on Rwanda and the Kivu Crisis)
See the full program here.
Registration fees
Faculty: $45.00
General Public: $30.00
Rwandan Community: $25.00
Students: $25.00
REGISTER here.
Partners
Canadian Centre for Genocide Education
Rwandese Canadian Association of Greater Toronto
African Students' Association, University of Toronto
Anthropology Students' Association, University of Toronto
Armenian Students' Association, University of Toronto
STAND, University of Toronto
Ukrainian Students' Club, University of Toronto
Come out to support the "Stand for the Dead" campaign (