ALDP

L'association des Loisirs de la Diversité et du Partage (ALDP), association de loi 1901 à but non lucratif et à gestion désintéressée, a été créée en 2016. L'ALDP agit dans l'optique d'être actrice dans l'amélioration du "Vivre Ensemble". Notre activité est regroupé en trois pôles : -Formation : nous sommes un centre de formation certifié QUALIOPI et dispensons un large panel de formation (entrepreneuriat, langues,…). L'ALDP est aussi CFA et propose la formation « cuisine » en apprentissage. -Innovation Sociale régie par deux activités : * La Chronique des Bonnes Nouvelles qui a pour but d'aller à la rencontre des habitants pour diffuser des Bonnes Nouvelles et de la positivité autour de nous. * Le Viv&Truck qui a comme objectif le renfort du lien social et intergénérationnel. Un camion vivant qui propose des événements autour du jeu de société : médiateur et créateur de lien social. -Centre d'hébergement La Clé des Champs : Située à 1600m d'altitude au pied de la vallée d'Eyne et à 100m des pistes de ski du Cambre d'Aze, La Clé des Champs est agréée Éducation Nationale et Jeunesse et Sport. Notre centre et ses 52 couchages vous accueille chaque jour et vous propose une multitude d'activités. L'ALDP, c'est avant tout une philosophie partagée par des acteurs, fondée sur la bienveillance, la complémentarité et l'innovation.

kenari

Social Enterprise develops and executes Neighborhood Economic Systems that serve as a vital part of community life. We mobilize communities and economies through innovative business models and investments in systemic changes at the intersection of Food/Agriculture, Health, Education and Energy.

Asociacion de Damas Salesianas

Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC)

Documentary production thrives in a social, political and cultural environment that promotes independent voices and stories; fosters creativity, debate, social action and education; and values the tradition of excellence in Canadian documentary while advancing the evolution of the genre. The Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) works to strengthen the documentary industry by conducting vital research and engaging policy makers through advocacy. DOC is Canada's only professional association exclusively serving independent documentary makers. With a dedicated group of documentarian board members and a bilingual core staff, we have six regional chapters representing over 700 documentary makers across Canada. We are dedicated to: - Supporting, promoting and developing the art form of documentary filmmaking; - Advocating on behalf of its members to foster an environment conducive to documentary production; - Strengthening the sector within the broader film industry. Our objectives are: - Advocate for a fair marketplace and sustainable funding for Canadian independent documentary producers; - Increase the audience for Canadian independent documentaries; - Provide opportunities for DOC members to grow professionally and artistically; - Support diversity of representation throughout the documentary industry, including race, gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, language and socio-economic status.

Intercultural Dialogue Institute (IDI) GTA

Intercultural Dialogue Institute* (IDI) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote respect and mutual understanding among all cultures and faiths through partnership with other communities, cultural, religious and interreligious organizations by organizing educational and cultural activities such as seminars, conferences, discussion panels, luncheons, interfaith family dinners and cultural exchange trips. Intercultural Dialogue Institute aims to promote enduring interfaith and intercultural cooperation, tolerance and dialogue by sharing the differences and similarities in cultures in an effort to achieve global peace in the foreseeable future. The Institute aims to eliminate or reduce false stereotypes, prejudices and unjustified fears through direct human communication. By this mission IDI aims to contribute to improvement of diversity, pluralism and multiculturalism throughout Canada. Headquartered in Toronto, Intercultural Dialogue Institute currently has branch offices and sister organizations in nine cities throughout Canada. * GTA branch of IDI was established with the name Canadian Interfaith Dialogue Centre in 2004. It has then changed its name to Canadian Intercultural Dialogue Centre. Until July 2013 it was known as IDI Toronto. In July 2013 it was re-branded as IDI GTA to represent the whole Greater Toronto Area.