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Updates on SERNNoCa activities in the North

Yukon Social Economy Newsletter - Summer 2010

SERNNoCa Newsletter - Spring 2010 (May 2010)

An updated list (as of August 2010) of Social Economy organizations in the North
is now available in PDF format. Information is included for groups in the Yukon, NWT, Nunavut, Nunavik and Labrador, at: http://dl1.yukoncollege.yk.ca/sernnoca/stories/storyReader$32

Nunavut Social Economy Newsletter - Fall 2009
English version PDF
The Nunavut Coordinator for SERNNoCA develops a regular newsletter to highlight areas of the social economy and research activities of SERNNoCa and the social economy in Nunavut. If you would like to contribute to the next issue of Nunavut Social Economy please contact the Nunavut Research Institute with your ideas and comments.

SERNNoCa Newsletter - Spring 2009

The Nunavut Summit on the Social Economy was held in Iqaluit, NU on November 25-27, 2009; The Summit was hosted in partnership by the Nunavut Economic Forum, Social Economy Research Network for Northern Canada (SERNNoCa), Nunavut Research Institute and the Canadian Community Economic Development Network. Details of the Summit including the Powerpoint and Audio presentations are now posted on the
SERNNoCa website in the "News and Events" section


A Northern Summit on the Social Economy is being planned for late Fall 2010. Details coming soon or email sernnoca@yukoncollege.yk.ca if you would like more information.


Survey of the Social Economy in Northern Canada

We are currently conducting a follow up survey in order to further examine the impacts and importance of social economy groups in the North. In doing so, we hope to confirm what information we already have as well as fill in the blanks as to what information is missing. We are sending groups a questionnaire and cover letter by either e-mail or mail, and will be contacting them at a later date to fill in what information is needed. Participants also have the option to fill in the questionnaire on their own and send it back to our office.  Details of project

Cover Letter: English (2010) - Word version; English (2010) - pdf version; English (2009); French; Inuktitut

Questionnaire: English (2010) - Word version; English (2010) - pdf version; English (2009); French; Inuktitut


New Resources Available

Upcoming Events (more details at News and Events)

Community

Northern Summit on the Social Economy, November 2-4, 2010 Whitehorse, Yukon  (details coming soon)

13th annual Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life - taking place at Lepage Park (at Wood Street and Third Avenue) in Whitehorse on Wednesday, September 15, 2010. Registration starts at 11AM, walk starts at noon. Help us reach our goal of $15,000! Money raised supports Yukoners in your community who need socks, warm meals, counseling, housing, naturopathy and prevention support.

National

10th Annual Co-op Conference and Awards Gala - hosted by the Ontario Co-operative Association. October 10th, 2010. For more information: http://www.ontario.coop/pages/index.php?main_id=114

Co-op Week, Oct.17-23, 2010 - A celebration of the advantages of co-operatives and how they are different from other business models. The theme this year is "Experiencing the Co-operative Difference". For more information and promotional material, go to http://www.coopscanada.coop/en/orphan/Co-opWeek2010 .

National Forum on Homelessness Oct. 29 & 30th, 2010 - A national Forum regarding intervention issues with homeless persons will be held, in Montréal, at UQÀM. This Forum will invite community based organization, public institutions, and elected representatives from all over Canada to exchange on different important themes.http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/cri/spip/colloques_avances.php?id_article=180 ;  

CU EXPO 2011 Community-University Partnerships: Bringing Global Perspectives to Local Action  May 10-14, 2011, Waterloo Region, Ontario. http://www.cuexpo2011.ca/

ANSER 2011 at the Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences 2011 will be in Fredericton, NB  June 1-3, 2011 (dates to be confirmed) at the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University. http://www.anser-ares.ca/conference.html

Dignity for All: The campaign for a poverty-free Canada - Urgent pressure needed for passage of affordable housing bill. For more information: http://dignityforall.ca/?utm_source=newsletter

Exhibit Announcement - Building Community: Creating Social and Economic Well-Being Opening May 19 to October, 2010 at the Diefenbaker Canada Centre, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. "This exhibition of research results focusing on co-operatives and the social economy encourages visitors to imagine what is possible in their communities."

International

2010 Arctic Science Conference "Water: Integrating Health, Habitat and Economy".  The AAAS Arctic Division annual meeting is being held September 13-15th in Anchorage, Alaska  http://arcticaaas.org/meetings/2010/index.html

The Seventh Congress of the International Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS VII) will be held in Akureyri, Iceland  June 22-26, 2011 More details at http://www.iassa.org/ ;

The 1st International Conference on Cooperative Social, Economic and Cultural Capabilities will be held in Kish Island, Iran from April 16 to 17, 2011. The primary goal of this conference is to offer participants a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences on advanced methodological approaches, successful models and latest research findings in order to boost cooperation at international level. http://www.icci2011.ir/english/index.asp

Students

Social Economy Student Network (SESN) Student Conference on the Social Economy  Exploring the role of the Social Economy in a changing world. This is scheduled for June 1st 2010 in Association with The Canadian Association for Studies in Co-operation (CASC), the Association for Non-Profit and Social Economy Research (ANSER) and The Congress of the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences 2010 at Concordia University, Montreal. Details on the call for papers at http://socialeconomy.info/en/content/call-papers-student-conference-social-economy-june-1st-2010-concordia-university

What's New at the CSE Hub and Partnerships


Atlantic Node  - Social Economy and Sustainability Research Network Newsletter - Summer 2010 
This summer marks the wrap-up of the ongoing research projects in the Atlantic Node of the Social Economy research. Research partners are pulling together the final threads of our 50+ projects that have been underway since 2005. Final Project Reports for all Atlantic Node projects, along with copies of research outputs are due Aug. 31, 2010, with their website updated this fall with the research products. Over the last 5 years, our community, academic and government partners have participated in many activities. All of our research partners will continue their work in the social economy organizations of Atlantic Canada, in our universities, and in town hall meetings and government boardrooms across the region.
Read more:
http://www.msvu.ca/socialeconomyatlantic/pdfs/NewS/Summer%202010%20-%20FINAL.pdf

Community-University Partnerships in Research - The CSE Hub website hosts
reflections, links to a number of organisations, and a variety of theoretical and practice (how to) resources on the practice of community-university research partnerships.
http://www.socialeconomyhub.ca/?q=content/community-university-partnerships-research

Final CSEHub E-Bulletin (June 2010) - http://www.socialeconomyhub.ca/sites/default/files/E-BulletinJune2010.pdf

Thematic Newsletter Series
New: The Role of the Social Economy in Meeting Diverse Housing Needs (March 2010)
Building a People Centered Economy: Public Policy and the Social Economy
(February 2010)
The Social Economy in Canada: Poverty Reduction (December 2009)
The Role of Education in Promoting the Social Economy in Canada (October, 2009)
The Social Economy in Canada: Indigenous Communities (September 2009)
The Social Economy in Canada: Food Security (August 2009)
The Social Economy in Canada: Procurement (May 2009)
The Social Economy in Canada: Microfinance (May 2009)
The Social Economy in Canada: Immigrants, Refugees, and Cultural Communities (March 2009)

sernnoca partner logos Feb2010:


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