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Non-violence and Civil Society Working Group The Non-Violence and Civil Society Working Group, which has been meeting since May of 2015, spent its first few years studying the theory of non-violence resistance and the nature of successful social movements. We did this this largely by way of documentaries, video lectures, presentations by WG members, and … Read more Working Group reports to the 2019 AGM

Science for Peace Annual General Meeting June 20, 2019, from 6:00-9:00 pm University College, room 148 Agenda Approval of Agenda Approval of 2018 Minutes (revised) Business arising President’s Report (Richard Sandbrook) Budget for 2019 (Stefanija Popovska) Reports of Committees: Events Committee (Adnan Zuberi) Endorsement Committee (Judy Deutsch) Approval of By-laws: Introduction and full text (Bill … Read more 2019 Annual General Meeting agenda

Approach to revisions Update the by-laws to reflect the current (Corporations Act, R.S.O. 1990, CHAPTER C.38) and to be enacted (Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010, S.O. 2010, CHAPTER 15 regulations). Specifically prepare for the introduction of the Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (NFPCA)) Use the Not-for-Profit Corporations Act: Draft Organizational By-law a template for the revised by-laws. Reflect … Read more 2019 Bylaw introduction

Room 1072 Sidney Smith Hall
100 St George St., Toronto

[revised 25 Jun 2018] Below is a list of those nominated to be Board members for a two-year term, 2018-2020. Those elected will join the following who were elected to two-year terms in 2017 (not all are continuing): I. Abuelaish, R. Acheson, L. Adamson, J. Alton, W. Browett, K. Brozowski, D. Burman, J. Car-Harriss, M. … Read more Nominations to the Board of Directors, 2018-2020

Science for Peace’s 2017 AGM will meet in the Croft Chapter House, University College, 15 King’s Colllege Circle, University of Toronto.

Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (CNANW) The Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (CNANW) was established in 1996 by representatives of national organizations that share the conviction that nuclear weapons are immoral and should be abolished. Its member organizations include faith communities, professional groups, peace and women’s organizations. CNANW conducts seminars, consultations and meetings … Read more Reports from representatives

For the Science for Peace Annual General Meeting 2017 By Metta Spencer The past year has been full and mostly gratifying. But before we consider the details, we should pause for a moment to remember five beloved allies who have left us this year. Some of you may have known them all, but I’ll say … Read more President's Report

Blumenfeld Fund committee A grant of $1,000 was provided at the request of Canadian Voice of Women for Peace in support of their participation in the activities of the United Nations. — Eryl Court Communications committee During 2016, members expressed concern about member engagement, and proposed that there a Communications Committee be created. Tom Davis … Read more Committee reports to the Science for Peace AGM 2017

Community Sustainability Working Group [CoSWoG] This year we had Community Sustainability (CoS) Working Group meetings in June 2016 but then took some time off before we had our next meeting in December 2016, after which we had a meeting in February, March and April of 2017. Our January event was a Lecture by Dr. Sandy … Read more Working Group reports to the 2017 Science for Peace AGM