The Human Rights Education and Multiculturalism Fund supports community projects that foster equality and reduce discrimination.

• Human Rights Project grants are for projects that advance change and address specific human rights issues.
• Experience Human Rights grants are for one- or two-day initiatives that raise awareness, encourage engagement or stimulate future interest or action in and contributions for human rights and diversity. 

Deadlines for both grants are May 1 and October 1.

Do you have a number of supporters that could be engaged to spread the word about your nonprofit online, but you don't know where to start? This webinar will show you how to create a system for storytelling and engaging storytelling ambassadors that will help attract new donors and build your online community. Join this webinar to learn:

• How to incorporate data into storytelling
• How to use visuals to enhance your nonprofit's stories
• How to engage and activate Storytelling Ambassadors
• A step-by-step actionable plan to identify, recruit and train storytelling ambassadors
• How to craft powerful calls to action at the end of each story
• How to measure your results to ensure ROI (Return on Investment)

Mid-level donors can fall through the cracks at many non-profits. However, overlooking these donors could be a big mistake. They are often a charity's most loyal donors with the greatest potential to give more. To find out how to make the most of your mid-level donors, this webinar will offer sound strategies for successful stewardship of these supporters.

This workshop will focus on giving a better understanding of the pre-migration experiences of immigrant and refugee families. Topics will include:

• The influence of connections to the country of origin
• Adaptation issues
• Role changes in Canadian society
• Signs and impacts of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Areas of discussion will include the pre-migration experience, trauma in the context of newcomers, resilience and resources for immigrants. Participants will be challenged to be curious and empathize with the newcomer's journey through case scenario questions and dialogue.

January 1, 2016 marked the implementation of the biggest changes to the laws relating to charitable bequests and estate administration in over 30 years. This webinar will update you on the changes, the implications of the graduated rate estate (GRE) and the key points to communicate to donors.

Connections 2016 brings together members of the nonprofit, business and government sectors to explore ideas around navigating uncertainty. The conference will feature big discussions, promote big ideas, and give you lots of takeaways, providing sparks you can ignite within your community.

In our mainstream culture, there's an underlying message that after you reach a certain age, you don't have a meaningful role. Not only is it easy to start to feel irrelevant and that your best days are behind you, but entire generations miss out on your valuable experience and wisdom. Many people also find their passion waning and lose sight of their bigger vision for the next stages of life.

Join this unique online event to learn from top experts in the emerging field of conscious aging who are illuminating what you can do for your body, mind and spirit to make your later years your greater years (plus make your greatest contribution to our world!).

Dance the afternoon away listening to a variety of talented musicians. There is an intermission at 2 p.m. and you can purchase coffee and sweet treats. Call 780-451-1925 for more information.

Play Black Jack, Poker and Roulette. Your ticket buys you $1,000,000 SEESA fun money to play with. There is a fun money live auction to follow the games. Prizes range from the fantastic to the frivolous. 

$15/person in advance. Tickets sales start February 25 at the SEESA Front Desk. Tickets may be available at the door for $20/person if not sold out prior. Maximum 75 people. Call 780-468-1985 for information.

In this workshop you will explore the versatile medium of coloured pencil through demonstrations and one-on-one guidance. You will be working on "Toadstools" and you'll be overwhelmed with the perfection to your final product. You will learn different mark-making and blending techniques and how to layer colours to create depth and richness in your drawings. You are welcome to bring a lunch or the cafeteria. Supply list provided at time of registration. Call 780-483-1209 for information.

While there are hundreds of Elvis impersonators in wigs and jump suits, Steve Pineo's performance is more an interpretation of the King. The show is chockfull of Elvis songs from the 60s and 70s. Audiences can expect a few surprises like an Elvis movie medley consisting of songs from such movies as "Viva Las Vegas". Finish with a delicious supper in Holden. Must pre-register by calling 780-423-5510 ext. 301.