Young Leaders Circle

03/14/2023

If you have high school children and would like to have an active day at the Chinese Cultural Center of Greater Toronto Area on MARCH 17, 2023. Please message 647-892-4392.

12/24/2022

11/21/2022

11/21/2022

Limited complimentary tickets to hear Kim P**c speak (the girl who was napalmed) about her message peace, love, and forgiveness. Please use the QR Code to book your ticket.

10/03/2022

September 30, 2020 National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.

Friday September 30, 2022National Day of Truth and Reconciliation

05/15/2022

Scholarship Opportunity- Short Video

The Foundation to Commemorate Chinese Railroad Workers in Canada is proud to launch the James Pon Memorial Award 2022, Scholarship Opportunity – Short Video Contest.
Submissions will be accepted between September 1 to December 31.
Please see website for details.

Between September 1, 2022 and December 31, 2022, please submit a short video (4 minutes or shorter) about the history of Chinese people in Canada and their contributions to the construction of the railroad and to this country. Applicants are welcome to share how this relates to your family's history...

05/06/2022

Earn volunteer hours via zoom, for high school students. Please comment or message for info.

04/14/2022

If you know anyone/any student who would be interested:

Humber College is offering a FREE 12 week plumbing/ welding pre-apprenticeship training with a paid placement.

Program begins May 16.

Contact 416-795-5561.
[email protected]

Register for information session

Pre-Apprenticeship, Training and Employment for youth aged 16-29 years old

03/31/2022

If you know how to use zoom, please join the Let's Grow Together program.

High school students
University students and young professionals
Seniors 55+

Mesaage or email [email protected]

https://fb.watch/c4PPDHM_0x/

11/15/2021

Congratulations to all our 27 participants in our 8 weeks Let's Grow program. Thank you for sharing your world with us through zoom.

11/09/2021

On September 18, 2021, 1000 Lanterns were lit to commemorate the Aboriginal residential school children during the Mid-Autumn festival, the second most important Chinese festival. The lanterns were put together by high school and university's students and it carries the message of hope, and a new beginning of friendships for truth and reconciliation. This event was put together by the Chinese Cultural Center and the Stronger Together coalition partners for the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

1000 Lanterns Ceremony in commemoration with National day for Truth and Reconciliation