Mary Houle, Impact Hub Ottawa’s Expert in Residence on all things Presentations & Speech, will lead us through everything we need to know about Belly Breathing – one of the foundations to good speech & communication!

What’s a Tweakshop & Hub Hang? We’ve combined a Hubber favourite, our weekly 15-minute Tweakshops, with a brand-new virtual program, the Hub Hang!

11:00-11:15 – Tweakshop: Learn from Hubbers about small tweaks and non-essential life skills that can help you lead a richer and more fulfilled life.

11:15-12:00 – Hub Hang: Stick around for informal conversation with fellow Hubbers & friends. Use this time to catch up, share your remote-working tips and tricks, and update us all on the books, podcasts and shows you can finally binge shame-free. Come and go as you please – no pressure to stick around for the entire hang!

* A link to register via Zoom will be provided once you sign up on Eventbrite. We apologize for the extra step, this is done for security reasons! *

Free tickets – Available to Members and anyone for whom cost is a barrier to attending.

Helping Hand Donation- For those who are able, the support of a donation – of any amount – will help carry us through this period of uncertainty and ensure that we can provide the same level of service when we reopen!

About this session – The need for an effective, equitable response to the coronavirus pandemic has rightly pushed every other issue off the priority list. But with governments investing trillions in post-COVID economic relief, today’s choices will determine how well we confront the climate and biodiversity crises tomorrow and build resilience for the next crisis. How do we talk about anything but COVID in a moment of crisis, in a way that builds wider buy-in for the bigger-picture solutions we also need and want?

About the host – Longtime Hubber Mitchell Beer is publisher of The Energy Mix, a free e-digest on climate change, energy, and carbon-free futures. He’s worked on climate change since 1997, clean energy since 1977. A proudest moment was building a wind turbine out of wooden stir sticks with his then-11-year-old daughter, and improv comedy practices are sometimes the best part of his week.

* A link to register via Zoom will be provided once you sign up on Eventbrite. We apologize for the extra step, this is done for security reasons! *

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Brown Bag Lunches are Impact Hub Ottawa’s weekly lunch & learns led by Hubbers, for members and non-members alike! Topics vary each , but you’re always sure to learn something new!

Free tickets – Available to Members and anyone for whom cost is a barrier to attending.

Helping Hand Donation – For those who are able, the support of a donation – of any amount – will help carry us through this period of uncertainty and ensure that we can provide the same level of service when we reopen!

[Follow Us on Instagram to tune in Live]

[We also have a Virtual Community Lunch Every Friday @ 12:30p]

Schedule | Always 12p -1p EDT (11a-12p Central US)

4/21 | Home Herbalism + Indoor Gardening w/ Sun English

4/22 | Medicine Wheel Movement + Meditation w/ Jupiter Aura

4/23 | Relaxation Strategies w/ Lydell Hills

5/6 | Journaling for Healing w/ Teara Q. Booker Author of The Well Woman Journal

We are still looking for presenters!

Preference to topics that promote COVID-19 Safety, Social innovation, Education, Design, Civics, Arts or Culture. Here’s the form if you’re interested.

Marketing & Outreach Manager Alanah Nichole

E-mail [email protected] for Questions & Comments

What’s a Skill Share? How have they changed amidst COVID-19?

Skill Shares usually provide a free weekly opportunity for social entrepreneurs to share their skills in person, We are shifting to IG Live as the format in response to COVID-19.

We welcome anyone to learn about social innovation, education, design, civics, arts, culture and more. You will hear from fellow entrepreneurs and partner organizations with expertise in building impactful companies and organizations.

While we scale back physical contact during this period, we plan to scale up information exchange and resource sharing via online platforms. Now more than ever, we are committed to connecting you and peer entrepreneurs and community leaders to important resources and opportunities. Although we cannot be together, we can still come together. We can still combine our knowledge, share our experiences, and offer our help.

[Follow Us on Instagram to tune in Live]

[We also have a Virtual Community Lunch Every Friday @ 12:30p]

Schedule | Always 12p -1p EDT (11a-12p Central US)

4/21 | Home Herbalism + Indoor Gardening w/ Sun English

4/22 | Medicine Wheel Movement + Meditation w/ Jupiter Aura

4/23 | Relaxation Strategies w/ Lydell Hills

5/6 | Journaling for Healing w/ Teara Q. Booker Author of The Well Woman Journal

We are still looking for presenters!

Preference to topics that promote COVID-19 Safety, Social innovation, Education, Design, Civics, Arts or Culture. Here’s the form if you’re interested.

Marketing & Outreach Manager Alanah Nichole

E-mail [email protected] for Questions & Comments

What’s a Skill Share? How have they changed amidst COVID-19?

Skill Shares usually provide a free weekly opportunity for social entrepreneurs to share their skills in person, We are shifting to IG Live as the format in response to COVID-19.

We welcome anyone to learn about social innovation, education, design, civics, arts, culture and more. You will hear from fellow entrepreneurs and partner organizations with expertise in building impactful companies and organizations.

While we scale back physical contact during this period, we plan to scale up information exchange and resource sharing via online platforms. Now more than ever, we are committed to connecting you and peer entrepreneurs and community leaders to important resources and opportunities. Although we cannot be together, we can still come together. We can still combine our knowledge, share our experiences, and offer our help.