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Setting the Table – Fact, Fiction and Foundations to Alleviate Hunger

Setting the Table – Fact, Fiction and Foundations to Alleviate Hunger

December 4, 2024

“Setting the Table – Fact, Fiction and Foundations to Alleviate Hunger” with Dr. Don Buckingham and Mrs. Julia Sáez

Led by a celebrated professor of agriculture and food law and a current policy advisor working in international relief and development, this roundtable discussion will explore the multifaceted nature of food insecurity around the world.

Politics, Faith and Human Rights – MP Garnett Genuis

Politics, Faith and Human Rights – MP Garnett Genuis

February 29, 2024

MP Genuis has served in roles involving foreign affairs and human rights since he was elected in 2015. His motivation comes from the lessons of an important Holocaust survivor. He will speak about his current work in Parliament, sharing how his family and faith have influenced his work.

Reconciliation in a Divided Culture – Mr. Michael Ramsden

Reconciliation in a Divided Culture – Mr. Michael Ramsden

December 3, 2019

“Why is there so much bitterness in our society?” Mr. Ramsden has heard this question in Canada and in every place he has spoken in 2019 including the United Kingdom, the Ukraine, Australia, Hong Kong and Nigeria. He says, “Global culture seems to have converged on a very negative aspect. If the cry for justice is based on bitterness, even when you get justice, you are left with bitterness.” Is there an alternative?

Early Election Analysis – Mike Donison and Lucas Malinowski

Early Election Analysis – Mike Donison and Lucas Malinowski

October 24, 2019 10h00-11h30 or 14h00-15h30

In this roundtable Mike Donison and Lucas Malinowski will summarize the election results with an analysis of the outcome. They will comment on the role they played in the campaign as observers. They will also speak about how their faith shapes their perspectives on the election results.