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COMMEMORATE WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

CELEBRATE CANADIAN WOMEN’S 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST RIGHT TO VOTE

by : Elle Canada- Sep 27th, 2016

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CELEBRATE CANADIAN WOMEN’S 100^TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST RIGHT TO VOTE

Join ELLE Canada for an evening of empowerment, strength and inspiration as we salute Equal Voice Toronto’s efforts to advocate for gender parity.

Second in the ELLE INSPIRES event series, join us and listen to stories of influential Canadian women who are changing the lives of women and girls nationwide.

HONOUR THE EVE AWARD RECIPIENTS
Recognize Equal Voice Toronto’s prestigious EVE AWARD recipients for their exceptional contributions to promoting the election of more women to Parliament.

PLUS! All guests will take home an amazing GIFT BAG valued at $150!

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Tuesday, October 18
7 – 9 p.m.
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
27 Front St. E., Toronto

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

FARAH MOHAMED
Founder and CEO of G(irls)20, which has a commitment to creating 100 million new jobs for women and promotes the economic and educational empowerment of girls and women. She has been named one of the BBC’s “100 Women” and is one of Women of Influence’s “Top 25 Women of Influence in Canada.”

EVE AWARD RECIPIENTS

	JENNI BYRNE Was political adviser to former Prime Minister Stephen Harper and known as his “single best political organizer.” She is also former director of political operations and deputy national campaign manager for elections. She was adviser to the chief of staff while working for Harper’s office.
	ANNE MCGRATH Identified as one of the 100 most influential people in government and politics in Ottawa and an activist in labour, student and women’s movements. She is the first female parliamentary secretary to the first female premier of Alberta, Rachel Notley.
	KATIE TELFORD Chief of staff to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau–the first female to hold this position in Canada–she also led Trudeau’s Liberal leadership campaign. She had been deputy chief of staff to Stéphane Dion and worked as a senior consultant at a public government relations firm in Toronto.