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PAST EVENTS

If you have inquiries regarding any of the events below, or would like to buy a recording, please contact laura@sustainabilitynetwork.ca

COVID, Canadians and the Environment: Winter 2021 EcoAnalytics Research

February 24, 2021

Mapping the Political and Public-Policy "Ecosystem" of Your Key Issues

February 23, 2021

How the System Works and How to Work the System

February 16, 2021

Three Ways to Raise More Money and Save the Planet with Ken Wyman, Session 3: Face to Face with Major Individual Donors

January 21, 2021

Recording: Merger: A Strategy for Resilience in the COVID-19 era

Recording: Planned Giving Coaching Webinar

January 28, 2021

Three Ways to Raise More Money and Save the Planet with Ken Wyman, Session 2: Your Wishes are Granted

January 21, 2021

Recording: Three Ways to Raise More Money and Save the Planet with Ken Wyman, Session 1

December 17, 2020

Recording: Nature Canada on the 2 Billion Trees Initiative‚ Hope for Nature and the Climate?

December 15, 2020

Recording: The Alberta Tailings Ponds II Factual Record: A Submission Under the NAFTA Environmental Side Agreement

December 2, 2020
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New 2021 Organizational Report
COVID-19 and ENGOs
How the System Works and How to Work the System: Supporting Effective Public-Policy Advocacy with Sean Moore of Advocacy School
Nature Canada: Understanding and advancing nature-based climate solutions in your community
Communications Training Webinars: Engaging Email Outreach & Engineering Effective Events

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