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Join us for Global Dignity Day 2023

Ottawa, October 17, 2023 - The Global Dignity Day Canada Dignity Dialogue Videoconference Event  aims to promote dignity, kindness and inclusive well-being in our diverse world. This event will feature a guided meditation session, a powerful panel discussion and a video montage of Global Dignity Day over the years created by a young Indigenous artist. Global Dignity Day is celebrated by over one million students and over eight million students participate in Global Dignity activities per year.

Ottawa, October 17, 2023 – The Global Dignity Day Canada Dignity Dialogue Videoconference Event  aims to promote dignity, kindness and inclusive well-being in our diverse world. This event will feature a guided meditation session, a powerful panel discussion and a video montage of Global Dignity Day over the years created by a young Indigenous artist. Global Dignity Day is celebrated by over one million students and over eight million students participate in Global Dignity activities per year.

What: National Videoconference to celebrate Global Dignity Day 2023

When: October 18, 2023 – 12:00-1:00 pm ET

Where: Zoom

Dial-in details: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85930211717

Who: The event will include remarks from panelists and participants including: 

  • Giovanna Mingarelli, Chair, Global Dignity Canada
  • Olivia Bechthold, Executive Vice Chair, Global Dignity Canada
  • Tara Baswani, Co-Founder & Executive Creative Director Lembas Works, and Global Dignity Canada Board Member 
  • Dzongsar Khenpo Khyenrab Wangchuck, President and Founder of the Bodhi Kindness Foundation
  • Meagan Commanda, Anishinabe Leader from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg
  • Jaden and Mike Lake, a celebrated student who raises awareness about autism, alongside his father, Mike Lake, Canadian Member of Parliament for Edmonton-Wetaskiwin
  • Peggy Taillon, Vice-President of the Bruyere Foundation
  • Jamie Bell, Co-Founder, @1860 Winnipeg Arts and Winnipeg Chair, Global Dignity Canada
  • Tony Eetak, Co-Founder, @1860 Winnipeg Arts, emerging artist, musician and storyteller

Why: To empower individuals with the concept that every human being has the universal right to lead a dignified life

Established in 2005 by HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Operation HOPE Founder John Hope Bryant and respected Finnish professor Pekka Himanen, Global Dignity is an independent, non-profit, non-political organization focused on empowering young people with dignity. It aims to inspire respect, self-esteem and tolerance of diversity, as well as promote the idea that every human being has the universal right to lead a dignified life. Visit our website at: www.globaldignity.ca.

Established in 2005 by HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Operation HOPE Founder John Hope Bryant and respected Finnish professor Pekka Himanen, Global Dignity is an independent, non-profit, non-political organization focused on empowering young people with dignity. It aims to inspire respect, self-esteem and tolerance of diversity, as well as promote the idea that every human being has the universal right to lead a dignified life. Visit our website at: www.globaldignity.ca.

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Olivia Bechthold – Executive Vice Chair, Global Dignity Canada

olivia@globaldignity.ca

613-539-5489

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@1860 Winnipeg Arts

@1860 Winnipeg Arts is a small, community-driven arts entrepreneurship and cultural entrepreneurship program in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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Our program began with a pilot program aimed at building organizational capacity for digital arts administration, skills development and training. It is supported by the non-profit organization Niriqatiginnga.

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