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20 virtual events in Toronto this winter

20 virtual events in Toronto this winter Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Virtual events in Toronto this winter are going to give us something to do while we re stuck inside. Toronto s culture, food, and art scenes have moved online, so you can still cultivate new and interesting experiences from the comfort of your own couch cushions. Here are virtual events coming up in Toronto this winter. This collaborative event will explore the history of Black Muslim women and their contributions to social change. Special guests include Mustafa Briggs, Rania El Mugammar, Habon Ali, and Ikran Jama. This virtual event is apart of Black Futures by Harthouse and registration is free.

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The best ways to socialize and have fun remotely

NOW Magazine Socializing is essential. Here are 11 creative ways to have fun remotely From virtual dinner parties to book clubs, these activities will lift your spirits during lockdown By Kelsey Adams, Julia Mastroianni, Kevin Ritchie, Glenn Sumi and Richard Trapunski Jan 21, 2021 It’s gonna be a long winter. Toronto is in lockdown again and at the worst possible time: the grey doldrums of January. With public health officials urging us all to stay home except for essential reasons, we’re left with few ways to safely connect with others outside our own households. While getting exercise, de-stressing and self-care are all important ways to improve mental health under lockdown, so is seeing other people.

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Young Adult Leadership & Networking Panel

NOW Magazine Young Adult Leadership & Networking Panel Young Adult Leadership & Networking Panel by 82 82 people viewed this event. Join Toronto Public Library and Skills for Change for a panel discussion among young leaders who have founded organizations, helped countless newcomer youths adjust to life in Canada, and inspired others to join them. Through this panel you will learn tips from youth leaders and listen to how their story can inspire your own journey. Jan 21 at 6-7 pm. This webinar for younger adults will inspire you and facilitate conversation as community leaders from various fields share their stories and insights on launching their initiatives and dealing with the highs and lows of creating

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Facial Recognition: A pathway or threat to our future

NOW Magazine Facial Recognition: A pathway or threat to our future Facial Recognition: A pathway or threat to our future by 99 99 people viewed this event. CFE Virtual Forum Series. Millions use facial recognition technology daily to unlock smartphones and tag friends in photos. But the same technology is viewed by many as a threat to human rights and civil liberties. IBM has gotten out of the facial recognition business altogether, and Amazon and Microsoft have refused to make their facial recognition technology to the police. Can it be regulated and safely used or should it be fully or partially banned? Join a panel of experts in conversation about this technology and what should be done.

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