[community] Fwd: Call for Applicants for the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy Advisory Group

[John W (personal)]

great opportunity for anyone interested to get more involved in Toronto
civic action - the posting does not say if there is financial compensation,
but typically the City would provide an honorarium  to encourage greater
diversity.

would be great to have more intersection disability advocacy in
neighbourhood planning!



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From: Social Planning Toronto <online at socialplanningtoronto.org>
Date: Thu, May 5, 2022 at 11:48 AM
Subject: Call for Applicants for the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy
Advisory Group
To: John Willis <pickupwillis at gmail.com>


Call for Applicants for the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy Advisory
Group

*We are seeking:*

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*Resident/community members with a passion for civic engagement and
   community development *
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*Resident/community members who enjoy working on local planning initiatives
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   - *Resident/community members who identify with and support access for
   Indigenous, Black and other equity-deserving group*

Social Planning Toronto is seeking applicants for the Advisory Group to the
City's Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy.

The Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy Advisory Group will share their
perspectives and expertise on community engagement, City-wide networking,
information sharing, capacity building, and community leadership
development with the City of Toronto between June 2022 and September 2023.
The Advisory Group members will work together, respecting all voices and a
commitment to equity, human rights and non-discrimination, to help shape
the restart of the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy over the next 18
months.

This role requires a commitment of 6-10 hours/month, from June 2022 –
September 2023. Residents, grassroots organizers and community leaders from
equity-deserving groups are encouraged to apply.

Read more about the role and apply by* 5pm on May 31st, 2022*, using this
survey monkey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/tsnsadvisorygroup
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*John D. Willis | CE CAIP MDes*
Design & Innovation in Public Services
Toronto CANADA

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