Sustainable Communities New Developing Resilience: Self Care in the Thick of Things CDVL1108 Resilience is the ability to maintain high levels of well-being in the face of adversity. While resilient people certainly experience negative emotions, these emotions do not endure. This course combines theory with experiential learning to: Explore concepts of neuroplasticity and the brain and body’s natural reactions to stress. Develop and practice self care techniques that enhance resilience. $195
1 CEU/ILU
(50741)
4 eve - We Feb 08 - 1830-2100
(Hornstein)
Make Light Work CDVL1100 Learn simple, practical “inner work” tools relevant to all areas of your life. This experiential course introduces quick ways to check intuition, set energy, make decisions, and gain insight into challenges. Harness the power of your inner wisdom to “make light work” in your life. $125
Community & Cultural Development A wide range of practical courses and workshops are available for those working in a professional or volunteer role in community work. There is an Annual Summer School on Building Community held in June, as well as a World Community Film Festival held in February each year that is co-sponsored with CoDevelopment Canada and the World Community Development Education Society. New Activism and Documentary Film CDVL1107 At its best, activist filmmaking provides access to critical thought and suppressed information and gives voice to those who are rarely heard. This course will explore the ways in which documentary film and activism intersect. We will examine a number of recent films that utilize different approaches, techniques, and collaborations and that focus on different issues. $249
1.5 CEUs/ILUs
(Sutherland)
(50731)
6 eve - Th Jan 19 - 1830-2100 (Mullan)
New What happens after the third date - 8 things you need to know to create and maintain intimate relationships CDVL1109 Societal demographics have changed our expectations about relationships. Do you have higher ideals than your parents’ relationship but are lacking in your knowledge and skills about making love work? This seminar will focus on information and strategies for moving towards intimacy with the aim of creating a greater capacity for long-lasting and meaningful relationships.
New Community Development with Marginalized Communities CDVL1105 How can community development be more inclusive and accessible to marginalized communities? This course will explore the theory and practice of community development in marginalized communities, providing you an opportunity to reflect on your work environment. We will explore concepts such as empowerment, diversity, inclusivity, accessibility, and democracy in relation to your practice and work context.
(50747)
1 day - Sa Mar 31 - 0930-1630
$135
.6 CEUs/ILUs
(50746)
1 day - Sa Feb 04 - 0930-1630 (Malchy)
New Making a Difference in Your Own Backyard CDVL1057 What would you like to see changed in your community? Learn how small actions can have a big impact. Hear stories from people who’ve made a difference in their own communities and beyond. Learn what motivated them to take action, their struggles and challenges, and how the world is better for what they’ve achieved. Note: Please pre-register.
No Fee (50750)
1 day - Sa Mar 10 - 0930-1630 (Kemp)
New Navigating Bureaucracy: Skills for Advocates and Service Providers CDVL1106 Bureaucratic obstacles often prevent community groups and low-income families from getting the help they need. Complex procedures seem so overwhelming that intimidated applicants often give up. You can have a significant impact by teaching the key skills required to cope with bureaucracy. This class will help you reach target audiences and enable them to build their skills and their fortitude. $75
.75 CEUs/ILUs
(50743)
1 mng - Fr Mar 30 - 0930-1200
(Growe) and
2 mng - Fr Apr 13 - 0930-1200
$225 (50737)
6 eve - Th Feb 09 - 1830-2130 (Latham)
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