
Third Party Neutral Graduate
Mangalam Lena graduates from the Canadian Institute of Conflict Resolution
We are part of a global movement of people of diverse cultures and backgrounds, who are committed to the transformation of society through changes in human motives and behaviour, starting with their own.
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Every Tuesday and Sunday, we host online meetings to practice inner listening.
Tuesdays and Sundayson Zoom
Our monthly Fellowship video call with IofC friends across the country is a time of catching up and the floor is open for any subject of sharing and listening.
2nd Wednesday of each monthonline

Young adults meet once a month on zoom to discuss a topic that they chose.

Peace Days take place in Montreal every year from September 21st to October 2nd.
We believe an honest look at one’s own motives and behavior is the start of global change.
IofC’s core principle is that change starts with ourselves. We reflect in quiet in three steps.
It starts with me
Today more than ever, the world is faced with an increased urgency to live in right relations and peace with each other and Mother Earth.

Initiatives of Change (IofC) has a long history of working with Indigenous people towards healing.

Young adults meet once a month on zoom to discuss a topic that they chose.

Every year, Initiatives of Change Canada celebrates International Day of Peace in collaboration with the Peace Network for Social Harmony and Collectif 21 Septembre.

The IofC team in Quebec have been accompanying and supporting new immigrants in Montreal in different ways to address some of their needs that are not covered by other organizations for a better settlement and integration.

Mangalam Lena graduates from the Canadian Institute of Conflict Resolution
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Join Initiatives of Change Canada during Peace Days activities in Montreal.

Although a number of people from IofC Canada had registered for the Global Fellowship Gathering at Asia Plateau in January 2025, I was the only one who was able to attend.

Why do we believe what we believe? I ask myself why I believe what I believe everyday. We need critical thinking.
Chief Lee Crowchild
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