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Announcements
South Asian Heritage Day Saturday, February 21, 2009
The Friends of South Asia invite you to the first
ever South Asian Heritage Day at the ROM.
Enjoy
a full day of South Asian heritage celebration
including:
- Performances by Punjabi Virsa Arts and Culture
Academy (Punjabi VACA)
- Sampradaya Dance Creations and the Swar Sadhana
Music School
- Music in the gallery with flautist Anjanthie
Mathanakaran-
- Story telling with acclaimed children's book
author, Rina Singh
- Themed menus in Food Studio, our fresh market
eatery, and C5 Restaurant Lounge
- Hands-on activities for kids and much more!
South Asian Heritage Day is included with Museum
admission which is free for ROM and FSA Members!
Advanced tickets are not required for Members.
This will be a day to remember, so tell all your
friends to purchase their ROM admission tickets
online using the promo code below to save up to 25%
off regular rates! Plus $3 of every purchase will go
to the Friends of South Asia's Thangka Painting
Preservation Campaign.
Here's how: - Visit
www.rom.on.ca -
Order tickets and use the promo code: SAFUN- Print your tickets and just walk right in.
Discount available for advanced ticket purchase
only. Offer expires February 21, 2009
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JOB POSTING
Program Coordinator
Canadian Jesuits International
February 1, 2009
Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is an
international development agency committed to the
promotion of justice with a preferential option for
the poor in developing countries. Founded by the
Jesuits in English Canada, it supports education,
agriculture, cooperatives, humanitarian assistance,
pastoral care, and sustainable development in India,
Nepal, Regional Africa, Zambia, Jamaica, as well as
education and advocacy in Canada. CJI is seeking a
highly motivated individual to act as Program
Coordinator.
Key responsibilities
- Administer and monitor CJI funded projects,
prepare project reports for the Director and for
funding agencies, using Results Based Management (RBM)
- Prepare country and partner’ profiles for
education in Canada
- Assist with the production of publications and web
site
- Assist in the organization of periodic overseas
study tours and Southern partner visits to Canada
- Coordinate student placement programs and office
volunteers
- Develop contacts with donors, encouraging their
support of CJI programs
- Conduct preliminary identification of potential
funding sources for the Director
Qualifications
- Commitment to and understanding of international
sustainable development and social justice, with a
focus on poor and marginalized people.
- University degree in a related field or equivalent
- Familiarity/expertise in Results Based Management
(RBM)
- Basic respect for and comfort in working with
predominantly Catholic audience/context
- Inter-personal skills for work in small staff
team, with Board and volunteers
- Excellent communications skills, with proficiency
in written and spoken English
- Strong computer skills in MS Windows, Word, Excel,
Outlook and ability to use the Internet effectively
- Knowledge of Spanish and/or French is an asset.
- Work experience in a developing country would be
an asset
- Availability for possible travel in Canada and
overseas
Terms This is a two-year position with full benefits. The
salary range is $44,000 to $51,000 per year,
commensurate with experience. The position is
located in Toronto.
Deadline for application: February 26, 2009. Apply
by email to cji@jesuits.ca Please include cover
letter and resume. For more information, visit
www.canadianjesuitsinternational.ca
CJI is committed to diversity in its workplace and
welcomes applications from qualified candidates
eligible to work in Canada.
We thank all applicants for their interest, but only
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2009 CARNIVAL
NITE
The Goan Overseas Association is once again
dedicating this year’s Carnival Dance as an event
that will help support ill Goan children in need
within our community. The children are the future of
our community. As a proud Goan Community we need to
stand united in helping those in need. To assist
these Goan children in need, the GOA is establishing
a target of raising $15,000 for a fund that will be
used solely for Goan children in need of financial
assistance as they face burdening medical expenses,
etc.
What began last year by making the Carnival Dance a
special cause event has shown us how we as a
community can assist. Helping children with serious
illnesses is a way for us as a community to reach
out and play an active part as we have in the past.
Each request is assessed and where the Goan
Charitable Organization (GCO) cannot further assist,
we will assist in cases where children are involved
as far as we are able to. The causes can be private
at the request of the requestor.
We cannot help those in need without you – YOUR help
lets us achieve our goals. The G.O.A. Carnival Dance
is one occasion where you play the biggest part
directly - interacting and helping our community.
Please once again support our 2009 Carnival Dance on
February 21, 2009.
Special Guest:
Tara Ann De Souza
Fabulous Music by
DJs Fatz and Kaya
Prizes for best dressed costumes
Buffet dinner, dessert and late nite snack
Payal Banquet Hall, 3410 Semenyk Crt., Mississauga
6:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Tickets Contact:
Sara Ferrao 905-569-6609 Adults $30. / Youth
to 19 years $20. |
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