October 2011
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Oct 2011 |
Registration now open for “Counterspin: Building a Movement for Social Change”Second Announcement Ontario’s growing Filipino Canadian community buzzes with excitement as the Magkaisa Centre prepares to host Toronto’s first ever Counterspin conference. Determined to carry on the successes of previous Counterspin conferences in Montreal and Vancouver, the progressive Filipino Canadian movement towards genuine integration and settlement in Canada… 
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Oct 2011 |
Standing strong in exposing Canada’s neoliberal agenda as Occupy Toronto movement marches onToronto, ON – Members of the Magkaisa Centre marched with over 2,000 people at the Occupy Toronto rally on October 15, 2011 as a show of solidarity and support with the Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York. Initiated in that city over a month ago, “Occupy” is now a…
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Oct 2011 |
National women’s organization congratulates the Philippine Women Centre of B.CTo the Philippine Women Centre of B.C., The National Alliance of Philippine Women in Canada (NAPWC) sends our warmest and most militant greetings of congratulations to the Philippine Women Centre of B.C., and its newly-elected Board of Directors at its recently-held Annual General Meeting. For over 20 years of Filipino…
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Oct 2011 |
Nurturing ‘the soul of our city’ by cultivating the path towards our genuine settlement and integrationNational Statement With the Philippines now rising as Toronto’s No. 1 source of immigrants, as recently reported in the National Post’s “Ten ways to nurture ‘the soul of our city,’” the Congress of Progressive Filipino Canadians (CPFC) recognizes the significance…
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Oct 2011 |
Ontario-wide conference to advance the movement towards genuine settlement and integrationConference Announcement
Toronto, ON – The growing Filipino Canadian community from across Ontario and beyond will teem eagerly with life as they take great strides towards transforming history and settling and integrating into Canadian society as the…
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Oct 2011 |
“Maleta Stories” illuminate the streets of Toronto at the Nuit Blanche public art eventToronto, ON – Over 2,500 people gathered at Marissa Largo and the Magkaisa Centre’s groundbreaking “Maleta [Suitcase] Stories” art exhibit for one ecstatic and sleepless night as Toronto’s annual Nuit Blanche public art event lit up the streets. As the first-ever Filipino Canadian community-based project featured in this internationally-renowned art…
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