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SUMMARY:Are you a new Executive Director?
DESCRIPTION:Are you a new Executive Director? \nApplications are now open for the 2026 ED Academy\, a supportive 12-month training program for Executive Directors with less than 3 years in the role. \nED Academy helps new EDs build confidence\, strengthen their leadership approach\, and navigate the realities of nonprofit management\, with practical tools and peer support along the way. \nThe program includes live in-person sessions\, an online learning classroom and community\, monthly virtual sessions\, and 100+ sector-specific tools and templates. The program begins in April 2026 and applications are open. \nHere’s how you can help: \n\n\nShare the application link with your networks \n\n\nRecommend the program to any new EDs you know \n\n\nReshare our social media posts (we’ve made it easy!) – LinkedIn or Instagram! \n\n\n🔗 Application link:\nhttps://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=2tps4L6W406uB0l3hJAoZ8qcxEq2tm5Oh9jQ_NbDk_pUNkhHUDUzTlRXRDEyOUo2V0ZNRzBKUk85QS4u \nProvince Specific Details: \n🟣 New Brunswick (francophone offering) \n🔵 Nova Scotia \n🟢 Prince Edward Island
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SUMMARY:CMHA’s 3rd Annual Push-Up Challenge
DESCRIPTION:  \nThis February\, the Canadian Mental Health Association PEI Division (CMHA PEI) is encouraging\nIslanders to push for better mental health by participating in a fitness-based mental health\ninitiative\, The Push-Up Challenge. \nThe Challenge begins on February 5 and runs until February 27. The free event engages people\nin mental health through connection\, physical activity and education while having fun. Participants\nwill take on 2\,000 push-ups across the 23 days\, to remember and honour the approximately 2\,000\nlives that are lost to suicide each day worldwide while raising vital funds for CMHA. \nParticipants can choose to fundraise and support CMHA PEI if they wish. Every dollar raised will\nhelp support Islanders in their recovery from mental illness and foster positive mental health\noutcomes. For more information and to register for the Challenge visit: www.thepushupchallenge.ca  \nFor those not wishing to participate in the Challenge\, you can still play a part locally by supporting a participant or donating to CMHA PEI at www.pei.cmha.ca or by\ncalling the Division Office – 902-566-3034
URL:https://csnpei.com/event/cmhas-3rd-annual-push-up-challenge/
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SUMMARY:📣 Calling Canadian social enterprises
DESCRIPTION:Social enterprises play a vital role to strengthen communities\, advance social and environmental solutions\, and contribute to Canada’s economy. Every day\, your work creates jobs\, sustains local economies\, and tackles complex social and environmental challenges. Yet there is still limited national data that fully reflects the scale and value of what social enterprises do. \nThe Canadian Social Enterprise Sector Survey is an opportunity for social enterprises to share your experience and help build a clearer\, more accurate picture of the sector across Canada. The information you provide will support advocacy\, research\, policy development\, and strategic initiatives designed to better serve social enterprises and the communities you work with. \nBy taking part in this survey\, you help ensure that the diversity\, innovation\, and impact of social enterprises nationwide is recognized and supported. \nWhether your organization is large or small\, urban or rural\, new or well-established\, your perspective matters. Your participation contributes to a shared national effort to strengthen the sector’s visibility\, access to resources and opportunities\, and long-term sustainability. \n🗓️ Deadline: March 13\, 2026\n👉 Take the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMokttgoYhr3nLL64hESRNKmWuXcvDrGcA3MYaGzKbiS-Ewg/viewform  \n This survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. All completed survey submissions will be entered into a prize draw to win $500. \nThe Canadian Social Enterprise Sector Survey is led by Buy Social Canada in partnership with sector organizations nationwide. \nMore information and answers to frequently asked questions can be found at socialenterprisesurvey.ca. If anything is unclear or you have any questions\, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Emma@buysocialcanada.com.
URL:https://csnpei.com/event/%f0%9f%93%a3-calling-canadian-social-enterprises/
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SUMMARY:Repères : Formation immersive\, Île-du-Prince-Édouard.
DESCRIPTION:Dans le cadre de la Stratégie pancanadienne pour les femmes immigrantes francophones en situation minoritaire\, financée par Immigration\, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC)\, l’Alliance des femmes de la francophonie canadienne (AFFC) a le plaisir de vous inviter à participer à une formation immersive en présentiel\, organisée en partenariat avec le Réseau en immigration francophone de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard. \nCette formation se tiendra le 18 février 2026 à 9 h\, au Credit Union Place\, situé au 511\, rue Notre-Dame\, Summerside (Î.-P.-É.)\, C1N 1T2. \n​Elle s’adresse aux personnes souhaitant de renforcer leurs pratiques et de développer des initiatives mieux adaptées aux réalités des femmes immigrantes francophones. Appuyée sur les résultats de consultations menées à l’échelle nationale\, elle mettra en lumière les enjeux régionaux prioritaires\, notamment en lien avec l’entrepreneuriat. \nÀ travers des échanges structurés et des activités collaboratives\, cette expérience immersive offrira des repères concrets pour repenser la conception d’initiatives durables\, ancrées dans les réalités régionales et les parcours des femmes immigrantes francophones. \nNous serions ravies de vous compter parmi nos invité.es et participant.es. Les places étant limitées\, nous vous invitons à confirmer votre participation au plus tard le 14 février 2026 via le lien :
URL:https://csnpei.com/event/reperes-formation-immersive-ile-du-prince-edouard/
LOCATION:Credit Union Place\, 511 Rue Notre-Dame\, Summerside\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Free webinar on common-law relationships on PEI
DESCRIPTION:Free webinar on common-law relationships on PEI \nThinking about moving in with a partner\, or already in a common-law relationship? Join Community Legal Information for a free webinar on the key legal things to consider. \nThis session is hosted in collaboration with Amber Wilson from Key Murray Law. Amber will share clear and practical information to help you feel informed and prepared. \nThis webinar is for people who: \n\nLive on PEI and are entering a common-law relationship\, or already in one\nWant to understand how common-law relationships differ from marriage\nHave questions about cohabitation agreements\nWant to know how common-law relationships can affect property\, money\, estates\, and health care decisions\n\nThis session is educational and open to the public. Everyone is welcome. Register on Eventbrite!
URL:https://csnpei.com/event/free-webinar-on-common-law-relationships-on-pei/
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SUMMARY:Contracts\, MOUs\, and Agreements in the Nonprofit Sector: Lunch and Learn
DESCRIPTION:As nonprofits and charities\, many of our organizations do not have the financial means to hire a lawyer every time a contract\, MOU\, or agreement needs drafting. \nJoin CSNPEI and lawyer Andrew MacDonald for another session of our Legal Lunch and Learn series\, this time exploring Contracts\, MOUs\, and Agreements in the Nonprofit Sector: Understanding Rights\, Risks\, and Responsibilities. \n  \n~ Event details at a glance ~ \n🗓️ When: Wednesday\, Feb. 18 from 12-2:30 pm (Snow day Feb. 20) \n📍 Where: The Growth Commons (Suite 260\, 670 University Ave.) \n✨ This is a free event! All are welcome. \n🔗 Sign up now as space is limited! bit.ly/4qVdkWL \nFor directions\, visit growthcommons.com and scroll down to the bottom of the page! \n  \n~ Schedule ~ \n\nStarting at 12 noon\, a nutritious meal will be served for folks to enjoy a well-deserved break and network with other attendees\nFrom 1-2:20\, Andrew will lead a workshop on Contracts\, MOUs\, and Agreements in the Nonprofit Sector: Understanding Rights\, Risks\, and Responsibilities\, with time and space for questions!\nFrom 2:20 to 2:30\, we’ll be wrapping up for the afternoon\n\n  \n~ About Andrew ~ Andrew is an Associate with Key Murray Law\, and is based in Charlottetown\, Prince Edward Island. His practice areas include administrative law; corporate commercial transactions; estates; fisheries law; non-profit corporate law and governance; real estate; residential rental law; and family law. Andrew grew up in PEl\, and holds a B.A.\, Economics & English Literature\, from St. Thomas University\, and J.D. from Queen’s University Faculty of Law. In addition to his legal practice\, Andrew is a Commissioner with the Human Rights Commission of PEI\, and a Director and member of the Executive on the United Way Maritimes Board of Directors. \n  \n~ About the Legal Lunch and Learn Series ~ CSNPEI’s Legal Lunch and Learn returns this year to create a space where non-profit staff and volunteers around PEI can come together to share a meal\, network\, and learn about legal matters relevant to the community sector. This series is made possible through the generous support of the Law Foundation of Prince Edward Island.
URL:https://csnpei.com/event/contracts-mous-and-agreements-in-the-nonprofit-sector-lunch-and-learn/
LOCATION:The Growth Commons\, 670 University Ave.\, Suite 260\, Charlottetown\, PE\, C1E1H6\, Canada
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