Building on the basis of Structure 101, explore how to build a strong group structure that supports working groups, pods, or teams working collectively on different pieces of a joint project or campaign. Learn principles that make for effective teams aligned on shared purpose and norms and explore how to integrate the snowflake model as a scalable approach to impactful organizing.

Are you interested in organizing with IfNotNow Toronto? Sign up for an organizing training to learn about IfNotNow’s structure, strategy, culture, and principles, and join a movement of Jewish Canadians working to end this community's support for occupation, apartheid and genocide.

Civic Tech Toronto's weekly hacknights bring together Torontonians who want to improve the city through design, tech, and data. tech, and data. This week, Elisabeth Costa will present key insights from BIT's new paper on AI & Human Behaviour, focusing on how behavioural science can augment AI's capabilities and align AI design with human psychology. Followed by breakout group sessions to work on projects.

Hi friends and neighbours, Yesterday protestors packed the public gallery at Queen's Park and created an organized disruption of the Bill 60 vote (including...

The City is hosting an expert panel to discuss the development and use of the Renovictions bylaw as a municipal policy and legal mechanism to address bad-faith evictions; as well as how recent changes proposed by the Province through Bill 60 will impact the bylaw and renters.

Bill 60 has passed but that doesn’t mean the fight is over. Now that it’s even easier for landlords to evict renters and even harder to find an affordable place to live, we need tenant organizing more than ever. Join a canvass to let renters know how Bill 60 impacts them and help them mobilize to protect their rights!

A roundtable webinar bringing together frontline partners from Canada and around the world to discuss current issues in their struggles for mining justice, share visions for the future, and learn how your support can make a lasting difference.

East End Acts will be meeting weekly on Tuesday afternoons to remember the thousands of men, women, and children murdered by the zionist state. Join your east end neighbours as we gather in solidarity to mourn & honour our martyrs, demand an end to the genocide in Palestine, and an end to Canadian complicity in the ongoing atrocities.

Ahead of World AIDS Day, come unpack how Canada’s immigration system still excludes people living with HIV and other health conditions in the name of “medical admissibility.” This conversation brings together scholars, advocates, and people with lived experience to examine how ideas of health, burden, and risk have shaped immigration policy.

See full details for 9 organizing/advocacy/mutual aid events happening in Toronto on 2025-11-25

Communities worldwide are fighting for food sovereignty and self-determination – from Indigenous movements here on Turtle Island to struggles in Palestine, Sudan, and beyond. This webinar will explore how these deeply interconnected fights for food justice hold shared roots in resistance against settler-colonialism and imperialism.

Science for the People Canada invites you to join our upcoming online reading group exploring The Social Production of Science curriculum. This reading group continues SftP’s tradition of running a reading group alongside our local organising, and the goal of this series is to better link our collective education with collective action, bringing together members to deepen our shared understanding of science, power, and liberation. Module 2 will cover readings on science as proletarianizing by Mike Davis, Robert Linhart, Ana Soto, and Carlos Sonnenschein

This harm reduction workshop is facilitated for sex workers by sex workeres. Free to attend – please RSVP. Snacks and supplies will be provided.

Part 1 of a three-part workshop series, which will cover accessing justice through community justice. Explore ways communities can step in where systems fall short. Together, we will turn theory into tangible action by reimagining the intimate partner violence crisis response through collective support and sustainable alternatives.

The evening includes an exclusive Canadian screening of The Illusion of Abundance, a film about three brave women fighting land exploitation in Latin America. Indigenous land defender Laura Vicuña Pereira Manso will speak about the struggle of the Karipuna people to defend their land in the Amazon.

A curated program of rare and archival films that show daily Palestinian life under displacement, understanding that every refugee looks different and have their own problems, but should still be shown humanity. All proceeds donated to community aid initiatives for Palestine, and directly to Palestinian families themselves.

A powerful screening of His Name is Ray, a documentary by M Films. This deeply personal film follows Ray over the course of eight months, offering a rare and intimate glimpse into the human side of homelessness. Moving beyond statistics, it captures the raw and complex realities of life on the streets—shining a light on the systemic barriers people face, and the quiet resilience required to survive them.

Want to learn more about what’s happening in Sudan? Join an emergency community teach-in. As our brothers and sisters in Sudan face unimaginable violence and displacement, we gather to learn, reflect, and take action rooted in justice.

Open to students and non-students alike. Masks required. The drop-in is an open space for fellow anarchists, leftists, and radicals to hang out, meet like-minded folks, discuss leftist and anarchist books/zines, explore OPIRG TO's resource library, enjoy snacks with friends, and build community.

Discover the relationship between colonialism, white supremacy, and how climate change impacts the communities around us. Learn about important environmental advocacy advocacy work being done on both locally and worldwide.

Empire, the parent company behind Sobeys, Longo’s, and other major grocery brands, promised nine years ago to go 100% cage-free by 2025. The deadline is here — and the hens are still trapped. Join Mercy for Animals to protest the Canadian Grocer’s Grocery Connex conference to remind everyone that there’s nothing golden about broken promises.

Join with organizers from coast to coast in calling, emailing, and faxing demands to elected officials for a full two-way arms embargo to stop Canada's complicity in the genocide.

See full details for 11 organizing/advocacy/mutual aid events happening in Toronto on 2025-11-24

An open invitation to all communities across Canada — Palestinians, non-Palestinians, allies, grassroots movements, and human rights organizations — to join a national virtual gathering led by Gazan Canadians. Hear directly from Palestinians from Gaza about their lived experiences and current challenges.

Come for a discussion of how best to confront fascism in this moment. Suggested readings included at registration link. Hybrid option available.