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03/24/2024

Join Fernwood Publishing and El Jones for a symposium on policing and prison justice: The Abolitionist Intimacies Symposium.

Abolitionist Intimacies was published in November 2022, born from over a decade of work supporting and advocating for incarcerated people. We invite you to a national symposium to celebrate and grow the work of El and other activists and authors on this topic. We aim to bring together a group of people doing crucial organizing and thinking on various aspects of abolition and prison justice across so-called Canada. The events will be open to the public, with limited registration, centring the voices of people who are working on aspects of abolition from transformative justice to legal strategies to Indigenous-led grassroots mobilizations.

June 29-July 1, 2024
Kjipuktuk (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

Registration opens April 2024. More details coming soon.

Co-sponsored by Between the Lines, Harbinger Media Network, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-NS, Northpine Foundation, Coverdale Justice Society, and Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-NS

03/23/2024

We’re hiring!πŸ“£

We are looking for individuals who are keen to learn, comfortable working both independently and as a team, have a strong understanding of professional boundaries and are committed to providing non-judgmental support to women and their children who have experienced Domestic Violence.

Relief employees also require some flexibility as they are needed to fill vacations, holidays and sick calls.

Please outline your experience with the below qualifications, and highlight any strengths you would bring to this role in your resume and cover letter. For a full job description, or to submit your resume and cover letter, please e-mail Shelley Schrader-Baines at [email protected]. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted πŸ“©

03/23/2024

πŸ“’ Job opportunity! πŸ“’

Phoenix is looking to welcome a full-time, permanent Team Lead (Evening) with experience in youth support to grow our Phoenix Youth Shelter team!

Responsibilities include:
πŸ”Έ Work with the Manager and day time Team Lead to oversee and support the team in all case management
πŸ”Έ Advocate with community agencies on behalf of the program and its youth
πŸ”Έ Responsible for ensuring that youth programming is developed, delivered, and is monitored
πŸ”Έ Provide leadership, guidance, and support to program staff

Learn more about the position and how to apply! https://phoenixyouth.ca/career-opportunities

03/20/2024
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03/16/2024

Join our team to support an inclusive peer-support community of young adults who have lived mental health experience.

Our Program Team Manager will lead up to 12 staff, students, and volunteers.

Click the link below to learn more about the position.

https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=37ed9072cf0083f1

If you're interested, please submit a resume and cover letter.

03/16/2024

Get ready for exciting opportunities this summer!
New positions for students will be posted starting March 21!

In the meantime, here's what you can do:
- Prepare your resume and cover letter
- Have your Financial Aid form ready

You don't need to match the position to your program! We welcome diverse skills and backgrounds.

To learn more about what are student Works and your eligibility, visit: https://www.msvu.ca/future-students/money-matters/student-works-employment/

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03/16/2024

Unions and trade agencies say a new report by the YWCA Halifax that highlights widespread sexual harassment in the skilled trades underscores the importance of ongoing work to bring gender equity to the sector.

The recently released report says an overwhelming majority of female and gender-diverse tradespeople have been harassed at work, typically by men in positions of power. This harassment is driving women away from the skilled trades, and industry leaders need to commit to changing workplace culture, or risk floundering in an ongoing worker shortage.

Read the report and news articles here: https://www.ywcahalifax.com/skilledtradesreport/

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