This 2024 #BlackHistoryMonth, NEW is shining a light on the incredible talents, passions, and stories within our team and recognizing the remarkable contributions and dedication they bring to drive our collective success.
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A Day of Progress and Breaking Down Barriers!
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Today, on National Indigenous People’s Day, we celebrate the cultural heritage of Indigenous communities!
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Today, on International Women’s Day, we pledge to scale up efforts to #EmbaceEquity, celebrate the courage, strength and resilience of women worldwide!
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In honor of Black History Month, we are showcasing 3 Canadian Black women, whose accomplishments are making history today and continue to challenge outdated societal and cultural norms and undoubtedly make our country a better place. We celebrate them today, this month and year round!
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This report examines the disconnect between immigrant and refugee youth’s high rates of academic success and the challenges they face when entering the workforce. It also provides several programmatic and policy recommendations to facilitate their inclusion and advancement long-term.
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During this holy month of Ramadan, our English Language Program teamed up with the Muslim Welfare Centre to distribute food baskets to our students in need.
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The Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto (NEW) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Sara Asalya will be joining NEW as Executive Director following an extensive search process.
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Newcomer Women’s Services, Toronto believes “strong women build strong communities.” And to that end we support immigrant women on their journey of integration and more deeply, their journey towards self-actualization.
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We’ve decided to celebrate Black History Month by showcasing 5 Canadian Black women, whose accomplishments are making history today and taking us leaps forward in our mission of dismantling systemic racism.
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The Sister2Sister Advanced Leadership Development program is a unique program that aims to build leadership capacity for immigrant and refugee women. This event is part of a series of seminars on leadership that the program will offer!
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Join a sisterhood that could change your life! Sister2Sister Advanced Leadership Development Program works to puts immigrant women back into the job market and launch them on a journey towards self-actualization in the Canadian workplace.
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NEW is pleased to announce two big wins: we’ve joined a “community hub” with 5 other impactful organizations to give our clients access to even more amazing services AND we’ve received a Crowdfunding Award from Charity Village. Join us in celebrating our wins!
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We can’t wait for life to return to normal. When that happens—and it will—we have some news to share. We’re moving!
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Will hateful, heinous acts ever end? We are mortified to learn of the deaths in London Ontario of a Muslim family.
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The revelation of the mass grave of 215 children outside of a former residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia – with likely more revelations to come elsewhere in Canada – invokes anger, shame and incredulity. Read our full statement from our Executive Director, Judy Fantham.
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Join our summer semester with these FREE webinars for job hunters and anyone wanting to do some career development!
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We’ve launched our #NEWstart campaign to raise funds for our new child care centre. We need quite a few things including — the kitchen sink!
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Building Solidarity Across Movements is back! Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto and The Newcomer Students’ Association are hosting a series of public forums aimed at mobilizing the immigrant and refugee communities to get involved with different social and environmental justice movements.
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Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto and The Newcomer Students’ Association are hosting a series of public forums aimed at mobilizing the immigrant and refugee communities to get involved with different social and environmental justice movements.
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