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Our policy insights promote equity and prosperity.
Our programs and grants create diversity in the workplace, in the boardroom, the media and in public office, changing the face of leadership in our country.
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At an awards ceremony on Thursday, February 4, 2010, DiverseCity onBoard recognized United Way Toronto and Women’s College Hospital for embracing diversity in board governance and making it a priority to seek out board members from diverse backgrounds.
Do you dream of transforming your community through politics? If you want to learn how to organize political campaigns or run for office, apply now for the 2010 School4Civics program. Deadline is February 16.
Application for the Maytree Scholarship Program is now open. The program is offering scholarships to Protected Persons and Landed Immigrants who were Protected Persons to attend university or community college in Toronto.
Maytree Opinion - January 2010:
On December 14, 2009, passionate city-builder David Pecaut succumbed to cancer. With David's passing, Toronto has not only lost a great civic leader, but Maytree has lost a great friend and partner.





