🎟️Registration and tickets for the 2026 Unity in Struggle Forum are now available through the link in our bio!
Last year, the Forum brought together over 500 attendees across two days, featuring 8 panels, 2 breakout sessions, workshops, and 23 speakers. We are deeply grateful to everyone who helped make the event such a success.This year’s Toronto-based, two-day gathering will once again people together to strengthen solidarity, share knowledge from struggles across the world, and collectively imagine what liberation can look like.
Rooted in shared learning and action, this forum is about building power together.
❗️EVENT DETAILS
Capacity: Limited to 250 participants
Speakers: Speakers will be announced on our Instagram and Website.
Location: Address will be shared with registered attendees closer to the date. But it is Downtown Toronto.
Food: Snacks and tea will be provided; lunch will be available for purchase.
Tickets: This year, tickets will be sold to help cover venue costs. If the ticket cost is a barrier, please contact us at [email protected] to discuss accessibility options.
Tickets are limited and subject to review by the organizing committee.
❗️WANT TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZING TEAM?
Donations are welcome to help offset our costs and subsidize tickets for those who may not be able to afford them. We are also actively looking for sponsors. If interested, please email us at [email protected] to make a donation!
❗️SAFETY AND SECURITY
Attendees will be asked to sign in upon arrival and confirm their registration.
❗️ACCESSIBILITY
The venue is fully accessible with a working elevator
IKO is a family-owned Canadian company that specializes in the manufacturing of roofing, waterproofing, and insulation products, serving both residential and commercial markets.
IKO has 37 plants across North America and Europe, with headquarters in Brampton. It is regarded as one of the world’s largest exporters of asphalt shingles.
And through the Israel Koschitzky Family Charitable Foundation, it is one of biggest donors to zionist/israeli charities in Canada.
According to public records from the Canada Revenue Agency and compiled reports from 2000 to 2023, the Foundation has donated a total of $20+ million to the United Israel Appeal.
In the past the Koschitzky family’s foundation have also donated to the Ne’eman Foundation of Canada, which channeled millions of dollars to organizations supporting the Israeli military. Ne’eman’s charitable status (along with that of the Jewish National Fund Canada), was revoked by the Canada Revenue Agency in August of 2024.
The Koschitzky family has also made several large donations to York University’s Jewish Studies program. So much so, that in 2008 York University’s Centre for Jewish Studies was renamed the Israel and Golda Koschitzky Centre for Jewish Studies following a large donation from the Koschitzky family.
Read more:
https://bdscoalition.ca/2025/07/21/iko-building-genocide/
