Upcoming Events:

Institute On Governance/Apartment613 Mayoral Candidates Debate entitled Debate 2.0: Envisioning Ottawa’s Future..

September 12, 2010, 8PM,
Location: National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage, Ottawa

 The event will take place on Sunday, September 12, 8pm at the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage.  What’s more, the debate will be televised on RogersTV (Channel 22) and livestreamed.
 
The debate will feature current mayor Larry O’Brien and candidates Alex Cullen, Jim Watson and Clive Doucet. The format of our debate - a televised, 90 minute event with multiple platforms for questions.

If you or your members cannot be physically present, we hope that you will still be able to engage. From now until September 12, we will be soliciting questions from Ottawans via multiple web 2.0 platforms:


1. Twitter (http://www.twitter.com)  -  At any time, Tweet your question using the hashtag #ott2010. We’ll be pulling questions directly from Twitter during the debate.

2. YouTube (http://www.youtube.com) - Record yourself and upload your questions on our YouTube group (http://www.youtube.com/group/ottawaelections2010)
 

Arnait Nipingit Summit

September 13, 2010, September 13-17,
Location:

Equal Voice's Experiences program will be presenting on Wednesday September 15th and Thursday September 16th

Campaign School for High school girls: How to run for student council

September 18, 2010, 9:30am-2pm,
Location: Port McNeill, BC

Learn and practice the skills you need to run for Student Council.

Learn about women in politics, developing a campaign platform, promotional strategies, public speaking and speech writing.

Meet with local female politicians and leaders.

Where: Port McNeill Town Hall, 1775 Grenville Place, Council Chambers, Port McNeill BC

How much: FREE

Lunch and snacks included

To register or to find out more, contact

Jennifer Day at 604-754-7940, jday@equalvoice.ca

Campaign School for High school girls: How to run for student council

September 23, 2010, 8:30am-11:30am,
Location: New Aiyansh, BC

Learn and practice the skills you need to run for Student Council.

Learn about women in politics, developing a campaign platform, promotional strategies, public speaking and speech writing.

Meet with local female politicians and leaders.

Where: Nisga'a Elementary Secondary School, New Aiyansh BC

How much: FREE

To find out more, contact

Jennifer Day at 604-754-7940, jday@equalvoice.ca