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Jan 28, 2026 - Disability Without Poverty

When: January 28th, 1pm

In our continued effort to build a national advocacy community and deepen personal advocacy skills, we would love to hear from you about our direction.

We must continue to pressure the Liberal government and its opposition to increase the amount of CDB and streamline the application process.

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Jan 28, 2026 - 101 on AI Data Centres

When: Wednesday January 28th, 7pm

What are the environmental, social, and community-level impacts of AI data centres and their status in Ontario? Two guest speakers will join ClimateFast to explain what AI data centres are and how they work.

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Jan 29, 2026 - Community Care on Campus

When: January 29th, 11:30am
Where: 288 Church St, Room 707/709, Toronto Metropolitan University

Featuring disability justice scholar and care collective organizer, Dr. Loree Erickson, and collective care artist-researcher and TMU ComCult alum, L. Morris, this conversation and workshop will take up how we care for one another in university.

This session will animate Loree's long-standing and revolutionary work with care collectives and L's practices of collective care, mutual aid, and harm reduction. We will open with a conversation between Loree and L on collective care, mutual aid, and abolition. We will then have small group discussions and maker circles where participants will reflect on their own care practices and networks, consider tensions between state-supported care and community-led care, and imagine concrete ways to build and sustain care on campus. We will engage these topics through conversation and collage.

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Jan 29, 2026 - Climate Disinformation is getting smarter

When: Thursday Jan 29th, 3pm

Climate mis/disinformation is no longer confined to social media or fringe corners of the internet. From coordinated marketing campaigns to AI-assisted messaging designed to sound local, reasonable, and grassroots, it's showing up across Canada and in its city halls. The result? Delayed climate action and growing distrust in democratic institutions. Join panelists to examine how climate mis/disinformation is spreading, why local politicians are increasingly vulnerable, and what can be done to respond, online or off. Hosted by Canada's National Observer.

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