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Bikes and Belonging exhibit at City Hall
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Even in the depths of winter, CultureLink's innovative cycling programs connect bicycles and newcomers. In the last week of January, Toronto City Hall hosted a unique display of photography created by newcomers to Canada who participated in Bike Host, our program which loans bicycles to immigrants and refugees and matches them with volunteer mentors who ride regularly. Through their photography, they explored how a bicycle could help them adjust to life in Canada.
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At CultureLink, NOW means Newcomer Orientation Week. It's a program for newcomer students entering secondary school, to help ensure they have the information they need to succeed. CultureLink has traditionally offered NOW programs in late August, but last year we began to run a program in winter as well, for students who may have missed out or who may have arrived in Canada during the fall.
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In January and February, CultureLink hosted a series of workshops for Filipino mothers, led by Celia Cruz with support from Maria Guiao and Marina Sokolov. Topics included employment and careers, building healthy relationships, self-care, family law, and fun and recreation.
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Upcoming
Events - Get Involved!
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NextGen Resumes - Creative Self-Marketing, online course begins March 6, 2017
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"My First 150 Days", broadcasting on TVO, April 12, 2017, 9pm
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| Bike to School Project opens new hub in Etobicoke |
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Kipling Collegiate Institute is the proud host of a fleet of bicycles thanks to the Bike to School Project! The bikes were delivered on March 1, 2017, and will be used by students and staff during education programs and an after-school bike club. CultureLink will maintain the bicycles and help teachers organize activities, in the same way we do at Central Toronto Academy and West Hill Collegiate Institute.
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