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SUMMARY:Stouffville Branch of the Legion - Lunch n Learn
DESCRIPTION:Come to the Lunch n Learn at Stouffville Legion and learn how to recognize\, avoid\, and respond to today’s most common and costly scams. Rather than focusing on fear or technical jargon\, we will explain how scams actually work\, why they are effective\, and what you can do immediately to protect yourself and loved ones. Lunch is sponsored by Chapel Ridge Funeral Home. Other presenters will also present. \nLearn how to: \n\nSpot common red flags\nRecognize AI-powered scams\nProtect your accounts and information\nReport and recover from scams\nBuild the skills to stay safer in today’s digital world\n\n\nEvent Survey\nThank you for attending our presentation. Please take a moment to to complete the survey with some feedback on the event. Thank you. \nComplete Survey \nParticipant Materials\nDownload our guidebook on Your Essential Guide to Staying Safe From Modern Scams and Fraud\, click on the button below. \nDownload Guidebook
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/stouffville-branch-of-the-legion-lunch-n-learn/
LOCATION:Stouffville Legion Branch 459\, 150 Mostar St.\, Stouffville\, ON\, L4A0Y2\, Canada
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260616
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SUMMARY:World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:June 15: World Elder Abuse Awareness Day\nSince 2006\, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) on June 15 has raised visibility on elder abuse\, promoting seniors’ safety through global events. Elder abuse networks\, like CNPEA\, lead WEAAD activities to mobilize communities and promote respect for older adults. KnowledgeFlow extends this care online with cybersecurity initiatives for seniors\, who are frequent targets of cybercrime. In 2022 alone\, 17\,000 reported cases resulted in $137.8 million in losses\, highlighting the urgent need for increased awareness and protection to safeguard seniors’ digital security and well-being. \nOur Cybersafety Initiatives for Older Adults\nWe have developed comprehensive Cybersafety Initiatives to empower seniors with the knowledge and tools they need to protect themselves. These initiatives enable seniors to navigate the digital world safely\, ensuring their financial and personal information remains secure while maintaining their social connections. \nKnowledgeNet: Our Newest Program – Avoid Getting Caught in our Phishing Net!\n\nOur newly released initiative\, a 3-part program designed by seniors for seniors to reduce the impact of cyber fraud and online scams.\nBy providing seniors with the tools and knowledge to recognize and avoid scams\, we help protect their financial and personal information from cybercriminals.\n\nKnowledgeWeb: Knowledge To Help You Manage Your Finances in the Digital Age.\n\nIt can be difficult for seniors to stay involved in daily financial activities such as bill paying\, finance monitoring\, depositing and withdrawing of funds\, filing taxes\, etc. as more of these activities are done online.\nWe created the Digital Financial Literacy Program – to help seniors understand and feel confident using these important tools.\n\nStay Safe Online With Our Resources\nTo further support our senior community\, we offer a range of comprehensive cybersafety resources: \nThe Grandparent Scam: 5 Helpful Tips To Tell Fraud From Family: This resource provides practical tips to distinguish between genuine family contacts and potential scammers.\nScammer Trick: Phishing – How To Spot It And Stop It: Understand how phishing scams work and learn how to identify and avoid them. \nCheck out the blog\nCheck out our blog on WEAAD and our cybersafety initiatives.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/world-elder-abuse-awareness-day-2026/
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ORGANIZER;CN="KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation":MAILTO:contact@knowledgeflow.org
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SUMMARY:Halton Hills Public Library - Understanding Scams in the Age of AI
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Scams in the Age of AI: How Scammers are Using AI to Target Seniors\nAI is helping scammers create fake voices\, realistic messages\, and imitation websites that look legitimate. But every scam\, whether by phone\, text\, or email\, still shares the same tell-tale warning signs. In this hands-on session\, you’ll learn how to how to strengthen your digital defenses. \nIn this interactive workshop\, you’ll: \n\nSee real examples of AI-generated scams.\nLearn to spot the common “red flags” across emails\, texts\, and calls.\nLearn how to officially report to authorities and recover from a scam.\nGet step-by-step guidance on securing your accounts and devices with strong passwords\, password managers\, and two-factor authentication (2FA).\nPractice safe habits to protect your information\, money\, and peace of mind.\n\nRegistration Details\nTo register for the event\, please go the registration website by clicking the button below. \nRegister Now\n\nEvent Survey\nThank you for attending our presentation. Please take a moment to to complete the survey with some feedback on the event. Thank you. \nComplete Survey \nParticipant Materials\nDownload our guidebook on Your Essential Guide to Staying Safe From Modern Scams and Fraud\, click on the button below. \nDownload Guidebook
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/halton-hills-public-library-understanding-scams-in-the-age-of-ai/
LOCATION:Halton Hills Public Library\, 9 Church Street\, Halton Hills\, Ontario\, L7G2A3\, Canada
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260618
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SUMMARY:International Day for Countering Hate Speech 2026
DESCRIPTION:The International Day for Countering Hate Speech\nOn June 18th\, we are celebrating the International Day for Countering Hate Speech\, an annual observance initiated by the United Nations that is dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of hate speech and promoting efforts to identify and combat it. Every year\, the UN invites governments\, organizations and individuals to discuss and develop strategies to combat this issue. Use the hashtag #NoToHate to join the conversation! \nWhat is Hate Speech?\nHate speech refers to any type of communication that attacks or uses discriminatory language against a person or group of people based on a factor of their identity such as their ethnicity\, religion\, race\, sexual orientation or gender. Hate speech may be expressed through spoken or written words\, but also through memes\, cartoons and other media. \nKnowledgeFlow’s 5 Ways You Can Help Counter Hate Speech Online\nWe know that the prospect of standing up to hate speech might seem daunting\, which is why in honour of this year’s International Day for Countering Hate Speech\, we have created a guide detailing five simple ways you can help counter hate speech online. Check it out here: \nTaking A Stand: 5 Ways You Can Help Counter Hate Speech Online \n 
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/international-day-for-countering-hate-speech-2026/
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SUMMARY:Haliburton County Public Library - Your Digital Safety Toolkit
DESCRIPTION:Join Debra Popa from KnowledgeFlow and the Haliburton County Public Library for an accessible and empowering session on staying safe online in an age of hacking\, scams\, and AI-powered threats. \nLearn how to strengthen your digital security through safer online habits\, password managers\, two-factor authentication\, passkeys\, anti-malware software\, and privacy protection strategies. The session will also cover how hackers target accounts and devices\, the role of cookies and online tracking\, steps to take if an account is compromised\, and how to officially report and recover from scams or cyber incidents. \nThis hybrid program may be attended either online or in person at the library. Registration required. A link to the online session will be emailed to you after your registration. \nRegistration Details\nTo register\, go to haliburtonlibrary.ca/programs-events. \n\nEvent Survey\nThank you for attending our presentation. Please take a moment to to complete the survey with some feedback on the event. Thank you. \nComplete Survey \nParticipant Materials\nThank you for attending and completing the survey. To view and/or download the presentation\, click on the button below. \nThe presentation will be uploaded the day of the event.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/haliburton-county-public-library-your-digital-safety-toolikit/
LOCATION:Haliburton County Public Library – Dysart Branch\, 78 Maple Ave\, Haliburton\, Ontario\, K0M 1S0\, Canada
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260628
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SUMMARY:Canadian Multiculturalism Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:What is Canadian Multiculturalism Day?\nWelcome to Canadian Multiculturalism Day 2025! This day celebrates Canada’s rich cultural diversity. At KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\, we empower newcomers and multilingual communities with resources to prevent scams and fraud. Learn how we’re helping everyone stay safe online.\nUnderstanding Cybersecurity Threats to Newcomers and Diverse Communities\nNewcomers of different backgrounds are often targeted by scammers who exploit language barriers and unfamiliarity with local systems. Learn about various forms of fraud\, including phishing emails\, fake job offers\, immigration extortion and more. Our comprehensive Newcomer’s Guide to Preventing Scams and Fraud provides practical advice and tips tailored to the challenges faced by people from diverse backgrounds.\nOur Commitment to Multilingual Resources\n\nTo support our community\, we offer hundreds of FREE resources available in various languages.\nThese include guides\, tutorials\, and informational packs designed to help newcomers recognize and avoid scams.\nWe encourage nonprofits working with newcomers to utilize our language packs in their programs.\nWhether it’s language classes\, or integration workshops\, our free resources can enhance your efforts to keep your community safe online.\n\nBecome #UnHackable and join our diverse community\nBecome #UnHackable and join our mission to create a more secure and informed online environment for everyone.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/canadian-multiculturalism-day-2026/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630
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SUMMARY:Social Media Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:What is Social Media Day?\nWorld Social Media Day was launched by Mashable on June 30\, 2010\, to celebrate social media’s profound impact on global communication and connectivity. This day recognizes how social media brings people together quickly and easily\, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries. Let’s embrace the positive aspects of social media while committing to a secure and beneficial online experience! \nNavigating Social Media Safely and Confidently\nJoin us in celebrating Social Media Day on June 30th! This blog highlights the positive impact of social media and offers practical advice for navigating it safely. Learn how to manage privacy settings\, recognize and avoid scams\, and use strong passwords and two-factor authentication. Emphasizing the importance of open communication\, the blog encourages readers to share their online experiences and support each other. By embracing social media’s benefits and committing to safe practices\, we can create a secure and enriching online environment. \nBecome #UnHackable And Join Our Diverse Community\n\nAt KnowledgeFlow\, we believe in the power of a diverse community to tackle the challenges of cybersecurity. Become #UnHackable and join our mission to create a more secure and informed online environment for everyone.\nLearn More About How  We Can Use Social Media To Bring Positive Connection\, and Learning Within A Safe Digital Environment:\n\nPassword Managers and how to use them!\nCybersafety Academy Course: Scams: Spot Them and Stop Them.\nKnowledgeFlow Cybersecurity Dictionary\nSocial Media’s Positive Power for Young People\nSocial Media Isn’t Perfect\, but It’s Brought Us Together in Community\, Health\, Love\, and Beyond\nSocial media use can be positive for mental health and well-being\nThis report explores the complex impact of social media on youth mental health. Based on a survey of 1\,274 teens and young adults\, it highlights both the benefits and challenges of social media use\, particularly for marginalized groups such as LGBTQ+ and youth of color\, emphasizing the varying experiences and coping strategies employed by young people.\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/social-media-day-2026/
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