As a leader, do you have the courage to turn the lens inward and examine what you bring to your daily interactions?

We have officially sold out of the Spring Courage to Lead (CTL) Online Study Series. Thank you to all who registered and for your interest and enthusiasm.We’ll be running another CTL series in the Fall. Please look out for the dates which will be announced in the next couple of weeks.

Register: An Introduction to the Consensus Workshop Method for Young Professionals Description Have you been tasked with leading a workshop or a meeting at work or in your community? Would you like to develop skills on

Join us for the 2019 Annual General Meeting The Board of Directors of The Canadian Institute of Cultural Affairs invite you to attend the: 2019 Annual General Meeting Thursday, June 20, 2019 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM Location:

ICA Canada is pleased to announce that we’ll be presenting the 2019 Courage to Lead Award to SKETCH Working Arts. The Courage to Lead Award is awarded to an individual or organization that demonstrates courageous and purposeful leadership within the community.

We have officially sold out of the Spring Courage to Lead (CTL) Online Study Series. Thank you to all who registered and for your interest and enthusiasm.We’ll be running another CTL series in the Fall. Please look out for the dates which will be announced in the next couple of weeks.

Register today: The courage to lead online study series Description As a leader, do you have the courage to turn the lens inward and examine what you bring to your daily interactions? If leadership is about relationships, who are you in those interactions? Are you willing to

Save the Dates: The Courage to Lead Online Study Series (March 26 – June 18, 2019) We are pleased to announce the dates for our highly anticipated “The Courage to Lead Online Study Series”. The spring

This Giving Tuesday, support the next generation of purpose-driven leaders There’s no denying that purposeful, compassionate and inclusive leadership is now needed more than ever. Research shows that great leaders often take the time to cultivate and develop the skills they need to make a positive difference on their teams, communities and