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Advancing Belonging Through Community Dialogue [In person]

November 6, 2025 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Join us for Our Kids Network’s Annual Knowledge Exchange event, “Advancing Belonging Through Community Dialogue,” taking place November 6th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The event will provide a dynamic forum to explore emerging frameworks, community solutions, and l...

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Using Data to Drive Strategic Growth and Community Impact

By: Becky Andrade Executive Director Milton Community Resource Centre Business planning is complex—part art, part science. At Milton Community Resource Centre (MCRC), we’ve found that using the Our Kids Network (OKN) Data Portal has transformed how we approach this...

The Mental Growth between Grade 7 and Grade 10

By: Juanita Sol-Edeigba, Youth Leader, Milton As a current Grade 11 student, I can reflect on how my mental health and perspective evolved between Grade 7 and Grade 10. Looking back, I had a lot less to think about in Grade 7. I hadn’t gained the independence to...

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OKN Collective Impact Report 2024/25: Strengthening Communities Through Collaboration and Data-Driven Action

Our Kids Network (OKN) is proud to announce the release of its 2024/25 Collective Impact Report, celebrating another year of collaboration and research to support children, youth, and families across Halton. The report highlights community-driven achievements,...

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