10 events for International Women's Day in Toronto
International Women's Day events in Toronto are a beautiful reflection of the diverse and powerful women who live in this city. There's a massive march downtown as well as thought-provoking panels, film screenings, and concerts.
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Events you might want to check out
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March 5Award-winning journalist, human rights advocate and documentary filmmaker Sally Armstrong and TEDx public speaker Aliya Dossa join forces at this speaking event.The Ismaili Centre, Toronto
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March 7This is a free event featuring films by women. Make sure to register in advance to guarantee your spot.Foundery Coworking & Events
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March 8All the proceeds from this cabaret will go to the Native Women's Association of Canada.Ernest Balmer Studio
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March 8Celebrate female founders in tech with a panel of women who have built their startups from the ground up.Figure 1
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March 8Some of Toronto’s most influential women, such as Acetech CEO Jodi Kovitz and Easy founder and CEO Alyssa Bertram, will speak.Colette Grand Café
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March 8Step inside this theatre for a cocktail reception, film screening and panel discussion centred around Let's Talk About It, a powerful documentary by Deepa Mehta.The Revue Cinema
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March 8Toronto-based performers Belle Jumelles, Dainty Smith and Ivory combine forces to present a show celebrating women with creative storytellers and artists.The Pilot
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March 8This is a round table interview of three Canadian women composers, which will feature both a discussion and live music to reveal the joys and triumphs of working as a woman in music.The Royal Conservatory of Music
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March 9This exhibit and cocktail reception highlights the experience of women refugees, both modern-day and historical, and it's at one of the city's coolest multipurpose spaces in the city.Offsite Coffee Bar
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March 11This rally "celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future" begins at 1 King's College Circle at 11 a.m. with a march at 1 p.m.1 King's College Circle
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