Organizer: Humber College

Title: 2018 Transition To Work Event: Employment Success for People with Disabilities

Category: Employment

Location: Toronto, Ontario

Date: May 1, 2018 – May 4, 2018

E-mail: keith.manalo@humber.ca

Web site: https://transitiontowork.eventbrite.ca

Description: Humber College Careers, Accessible Learning, and Community Employment Services are excited to announce the second annual Transition to Work Event – Employment Success for People with Disabilities.

Organizer: Disability Resource Network of B.C.

Title: 35th Annual Disability Resource Network of B.C. for Post-Secondary Education Conference

Category: Education

Location: Vancouver, British Columbia

Date: May 7, 2018 – May 8, 2018

Web site: http://drnbc.org/

Description: 35th Annual Disability Resource Network of B.C. for Post-Secondary Education Conference

Organizer: Ryerson University Equity Services

Title: White Privilege Conference Global – Toronto

Category: Education

Location: Toronto, Ontario

Date: May 9, 2018 – May 12, 2018

Web site: https://www.ryerson.ca/wpc-global/

Description: White Privilege Conference Global – Toronto

Are Canadians Too Polite? Addressing Global Perspectives on White Privilege and Oppression in Canada and Beyond.

Organizer: Sarasvati Productions Inc.

Title: Sarasvati Productions presents the world premiere of New Beginnings

Category: Education

Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba

Date: May 22, 2018 – May 27, 2018

Telephone: 204-586-2236

E-mail: admin@sarasvati.ca

Web site: http://sarasvati.ca/product/new-beginnings-2/

Description: Sarasvati Productions presents the world premiere of New Beginnings

May 22, 24, 27 at 7pm; May 23 at 1:30pm; May 25 at 9pm; May 26 at 4pm

Asper Centre for Theatre and Film (at the University of Winnipeg, 400 Colony Street)

For tickets and information www.sarasvati.ca 204-586-2236

Sarasvati is excited to bring to the stage our latest community collaboration New Beginnings. Witness the coming together of a diverse range of artists, community members, recent newcomers and established immigrants. Through the use of dance, music, visual art and storytelling we explore the themes of displacement and resettlement.