The International Summit on Poverty Alleviation, Economic Justice, and Social Inclusion will be a four-day global event held from August 29th and 30th August 2025, at Homewood Suites & Hamton by Hilton Toronto Airport Corporate Centre 5515 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario, M9C 5K5. This summit aims to bring together leaders, policymakers, academics, civil society organizations, and community members to address pressing issues related to poverty, economic justice, and social inclusion. The event will serve as a platform for sharing innovative ideas, successful practices, and actionable strategies to create equitable and inclusive societies worldwide.
To increase understanding of poverty, economic inequality, and social exclusion's root causes and consequences.
To promote collaboration among governments, NGOs, the private sector, and communities to develop comprehensive strategies for poverty alleviation.
To advocate for policies that ensure fair economic opportunities and social inclusion for all, especially marginalized groups.
To highlight innovative and evidence-based solutions and practices that have been successful in alleviating poverty and fostering economic justice.
To empower participants through workshops and sessions that provide tools, knowledge, and skills to implement poverty alleviation initiatives in their communities.
Engage with policymakers, thought leaders, and practitioners who are shaping the future of poverty alleviation and economic justice.
Gain insights from world-renowned experts on effective strategies and innovations in poverty reduction, economic justice, and social inclusion.
Contribute to important conversations about global economic and social challenges and be part of the change.
Benefit from workshops and sessions designed to provide practical tools and resources for implementing impactful poverty alleviation programs.
Advocate for inclusive and equitable policies at local, national, and international levels.
Ministers, Members of Parliament, and other government representatives responsible for social welfare, economic development, labor, health, education, and gender equality. - Local government leaders and municipal authorities engaged in community development and poverty reduction efforts.
Representatives from NGOs, CSOs, and grassroots organizations working in poverty alleviation, social inclusion, human rights, and economic justice. - Activists and community leaders advocating for marginalized and vulnerable populations.
Delegates from the United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and other multilateral organizations involved in global development and poverty reduction. - Representatives from regional bodies such as the African Union, European Union, ASEAN, and the Organization of American States (OAS).
CEOs, business leaders, and corporate executives interested in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), sustainable business practices, and inclusive economic growth. - Representatives from social enterprises and impact investors focused on social and economic development.
Scholars, researchers, and experts from universities and research institutions specializing in economics, social sciences, development studies, public policy, and human rights. - Members of think tanks and policy institutes focused on poverty, social inclusion, and economic justice.
Representatives from foundations, charitable organizations, and philanthropic bodies funding poverty reduction, education, health, and social inclusion initiatives.
Individuals and organizations advocating for social justice, economic equity, and human rights, particularly those working with marginalized communities. - Youth activists and young leaders advocating for inclusive development and systemic change.
Community members from disadvantaged groups, including those living in poverty, refugees, indigenous peoples, people with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, ethnic minorities, and others facing social exclusion. - Grassroots leaders and community organizers who are directly involved in local poverty alleviation and social justice efforts.
Representatives from banks, microfinance institutions, and development finance institutions working on financial inclusion and economic empowerment. - Investors and fund managers focused on impact investing and inclusive growth.
Journalists, reporters, and media professionals covering social issues, economic development, and global poverty. - Communication experts and media strategists promoting awareness and understanding of poverty, social inclusion, and economic justice.
Young leaders, students, and youth representatives passionate about social justice, equality, and sustainable development. - Representatives from student organizations and youth networks focused on poverty alleviation and social change.
Representatives from faith-based organizations involved in humanitarian work, poverty reduction, and community development. - Religious leaders advocating for social justice, equality, and inclusive societies.
Practitioners and experts in health and education sectors working to improve access to basic services in underserved communities. - Representatives from organizations providing healthcare, education, and social services to marginalized populations.
Tech entrepreneurs and innovators developing digital solutions for poverty reduction, financial inclusion, and social empowerment. - Experts in digital inclusion, technology for development, and data analytics for social impact.
This diverse group of attendees will contribute a wide range of perspectives, experiences, and expertise to the summit, fostering a collaborative approach to addressing the complex challenges of poverty, social inclusion, and economic justice on a global scale.
Our mission is to empower marginalized communities in Canada by addressing the root causes of poverty.
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