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SUMMARY:New Release!: Introducing the NGO CSW68 Advocacy Toolkit
DESCRIPTION:The NGO CSW Forum is a great place for advocacy within the UN and with Member States. While many NGO CSW Forum and UN CSW participants are seasoned experts in advocating in this space\, there are new feminists and advocates coming into the NGO CSW Forum and CSW space every day!However\, the UN system can be overwhelming for new and current advocates who may not know where to start. For this reason\, and on occasion of the International Day of Education\, we are sharing the most recent version of the Advocacy Toolkit to use as a resource for NGOs\, civil society representatives and feminists to build their capacity to advocate for their organization\, work\, and global gender equality at the CSW. \n  \nFor more information: \nhttps://ngocsw.org/ngocsw67/ \n 
URL:https://uzimawomeninternational.org/event/new-release-introducing-the-ngo-csw68-advocacy-toolkit/
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SUMMARY:Hosted by Executive Certificates | Talent Management & Recruitment Strategies: Powering Markham Businesses
DESCRIPTION:The Executive Certificates(Opens in a new window) program by World Trade Centre Toronto (WTC-T) is for ambitious Canadian professionals\, including entrepreneurs\, business owners\, managers\, directors\, executives and individuals seeking to enhance their expertise and acquire new skills to stay ahead in the ever-evolving business landscape. \nThis program offers in-depth and hands-on sessions that delve into crucial topics related to global trade and business expansion. Led by top-notch industry experts\, participants will engage in workshops and receive valuable mentorship\, empowering them to excel in the international marketplace. \n  \nFore more info: click here
URL:https://uzimawomeninternational.org/event/hosted-by-executive-certificates-talent-management-recruitment-strategies-powering-markham-businesses/
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SUMMARY:Hosted by SickKids education webinar on “Borderline Personality Disorder” presented by Dr. Susan Dundas and Janine Lawford.
DESCRIPTION:Hello everyone\, \nWe would like to invite you to register for our upcoming education webinar on “Borderline Personality Disorder” presented by Dr. Susan Dundas and Janine Lawford. \nLearning objectives: \nParticipants will be provided with some of the latest thinking regarding treatment and assessment of Borderline Personality Disorder in relation to adolescents. Both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment will be reviewed: \n\nLearners will understand the DSM V definition of BPD in adolescents\nLearners will gain a better understanding of the etiology of BPD in adolescents\nLearners will be provided information on the non-pharmacological treatments of BPD including concepts/skills overview of DBT\nLearners will better understand the approach to pharmacological treatment of BPD in adolescents\n\n Borderline Personality Disorder education session is scheduled for May 7\, 2024  at 13:00-14:30 EST. \nHere is the link to register: https://surveys.sickkids.ca/surveys/?s=FXRLLMLMCN8W8A78 \n  \n *Please note that this session will be recorded. The link to the recording will be shared to all registered participants shortly after the session has concluded. \nPlease forward this to interested Children and Youth Mental Health Providers. \nFeel free to contact me should you have any questions. \nRegards\, \n\n\n\n\n  \nMelissa Dymond \n(Pronouns: she/her) \nProvincial Coordinator\, Tele-Mental Health Service \n  \nThe Hospital for Sick Children | 525 University Avenue\, Suite 703 \nToronto\, ON\, M5G 2L3 \nPhone: 416.813.7654 ext. 401345 Fax: 416.813.2189 \nEmail: Melissa.dymond@sickkids.ca \n \n\n\n\nAccess to referral forms –  http://www.sickkids.ca/tele-link/Referral-Forms/referral-forms.html
URL:https://uzimawomeninternational.org/event/hosted-by-sickkids-education-webinar-on-borderline-personality-disorder-presented-by-dr-susan-dundas-and-janine-lawford/
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