ALL-DAY NATIONAL TEACH-IN:
Building Respect For The Rule Of Law In a Diverse Canada

--POSTPONED--

Due to our concern for our participants' well-being and health, and government restrictions on large gatherings, we are postponing the All Day National Teach-In. A new date will be announced once we have more information on when we can proceed.

Those who have already purchased tickets have two options:

1. Keep your ticket active for now AND receive a free pass to our informative Saturday, April 18th ONLINE, Live Stream event. (Fill out this form to get your free pass).

2. Request a Refund of your ticket. (How to get a refund)

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Respect for the Rule of Law in Canada is under growing threat in Canada. This second annual national Teach-In program BUILDING RESPECT FOR THE RULE OF LAW IN A DIVERSE CANADA will feature extensive, in-depth and sensitive content about how you can understand what are your rights in existing law, where political correctness puts minorities at risk, and how you can become an effective engaged citizen promoting the rights of all to protection under the rule of law in Canada.

Come expecting to hear powerful and respected speakers, meet representatives of dozens of different secular and faith-based organizations (most of whom you know little about), and participate in briefings, networking sessions, and panels about lawfare, public and private prosecutions, government relations, outing terrorists, campus free speech pledges and much more.

Teach-In highlights include:

1. A DAY-LONG PROGRAM INCLUDING OVER THIRTY RESPECTED SPEAKERS AND PANELLISTS

2. FORMAL (SPEECHES, PANEL SESSION) AND INFORMAL (NETWORKING, MEALS) SESSIONS, INCLUDING BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND TWO NUTRITION BREAKS. DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED.

3. POSE QUESTIONS AT OVER TWENTY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION BOOTHS

4. OPPORTUNITY TO REGISTER FOR ONE OF OUR EXISTING EIGHT VOLUNTEER RESEARCH TEAMS

5. PRESENTATION TO 2020 NATIONAL "RESPECT FOR THE RULE OF LAW CHAMPION"

REGISTER TO JOIN ONE OF OUR VOLUNTEER RESEARCH TEAMS:

Come hear all the latest research our volunteers have uncovered. Dealing with eight Canadian priorities, you'll hear facts and responses about the umbrella threats of globalism and radical ideologies...coming from the left, Islamists and from the right.

Learn how these issues impact on our daily lives and Canadian democracy. Together we can stand strong. Join us.

1. TAKE ACTION AGAINST PROPAGATORS OF MISINFORMATION IN THE MEDIA

2. HATE SPEECH

3. RELIGION IN THE “PUBLIC SPACE”

4. DISCRIMINATION IN ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS – PARTICULARLY “HATE CRIMES”

5. TERRORISM AND PUBLIC SAFETY

6. LAWFARE: SUCCESSFUL APPROACHES ELSEWHERE

7. REGISTERED CHARITIES AND NON-CHARITABLE/ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES

8. ACTIONS AGAINST BDS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Purpose: This day-long program in “teach in” format is intended to network and build an active group of volunteer social media researchers, staff, lawyers and others who are acting to support the rule of law across a spectrum of mandate areas.. We hope to excite two hundred people who will want to join our fifty existing volunteer volunteer ranks—this will involve a little training and a commitment to volunteer at least two hours a month at home to litigation and related-action research.

The Teach-In Model: One media wag calls this promising program a defence-of-free-speech/rule-of-law Woodstock!. This engaging program will focus on what can be done and what should/must be done – a definite, positive call to specific actions on eight priority topic areas. The conference will not be yet another opportunity to tell the audience (frequently the same people) what is happening in our world. There will be booths, speakers, food, techniques training, networking opportunities, and in-depth sensitive and security-topic information that you’ve literally never seen or heard of before.

Venue: A major conference event centre in Toronto -- venue to be announced to registered attendees and media pass holders at 12 noon on the Thursday before the event. The conference venue -- larger than last year's-- is best reached by private automobile, has ample free parking, and is located within a twenty minute drive of Lawrence and Bathurst Streets.

PROGRAM AGENDA AND ORGANIZATION:

TIME	ACTIVITY	FORMAT	LEAD
7:00 am	Doors Open	Networking	Gail McDougall: security
7:30 am	Breakfast	Food
7:58 am	National anthem
8:00 am	Introduction		David Nitkin; alternate Andria Spindel
8:15 - 8:45 am	First keynote	Speaker	Raheel Raza; introduced by Howard Rotberg
8:45 - 10:15 am	Session One: Academe	Panel	Roy Wise: (moderator) Panelists: Lawrence Hart, Daniel Koren, Salim Mansur; Laurie Cardoza-Moore
10:15 - 10:30 am	Networking	Health Break	Networking
10:30 - 12:00 pm	Session Two: Lawfare	Panel	Donald Carr: (moderator) Panelists: Leo Adler, Lisa Bildy, Anita Bromberg, Tara Steinberg
12:00 pm	Lunch	food	Kosher, vegetarian
12:30 pm	Second keynote	Speaker	Daniel Pipes; introduced by Christine Douglas-Williams
1:00 - 2:30 pm	Session Three: Religion	Panel	Andria Spindel; (moderator) Panelists: Laurie Cardoza-Moore, Charles McVety, Imam Tawhidi
2:30 - 2:45 pm	Networking	Health Break
2:45 - 4:15 pm	Session Four: Media	Panel	Daniel Bordman: (moderator) Panelists: Benjamin Dichter, Christine Douglas Williams, Tahir Gora
4:15 pm	Third keynote	Speaker	Imam Tawhidi; introduced by Anita Bromberg
4:45 pm	Wrap-up	Speaker	Ross McLean
5:00 pm	Doors close

TEACH-IN OPERATING PRINCIPLES:

1. An open invitation to learn about how you can, after vetting and training, join an action and research team in order to make a difference to issues like hate speech, free speech, and rule of law in Canada.

2. Empower you through training, awareness of the law, and networking.

3. Tickets include kosher breakfast, lunch and two health breaks as well as a Rule of Law Action Monograph.

4. Booths will be available to other community-based groups whose goals mirror those of CFTRL.

5. Registrants can attend six tracks: Academic, Lawfare, Government, Media, Religion and Advocacy.

Last Year's Event