From Algorithms to Altruithms: The Fourth Social Purpose Revolution
This is the first of two articles about artificial intelligence. Although we recognize it is a loaded question, we asked Alexa, Amazon’s virtual assistant,
Paul Dotey
Paul Dotey
Paul Dotey has worked in publishing design for more than a decade, creating maps, books and illustrations for clients in Canada and around the globe.
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Sector News Digest — February 11, 2020
#MeToo in the philanthropic sector. Big trends for 2020. And new data on the continued decline in individual giving. Sexual harassment of fundraisers is hidden
Sector News Digest — January 28, 2020
Delays persist with Ontario non-profit reform. Revelations about the release of federal funding for social finance. And the growing importance of employee-driven philanthropy. Continued delays
‘The most private public inquiry I have ever seen’ : Alberta non-profit leaders concerned about fallout from Jason Kenney’s ‘anti-Alberta’ probe
When Jason Kenney strode to the podium to announce his inquiry into “anti-Alberta” activities by environmental advocates who receive foreign funding, he had the inquiry’s
Book Review: Truth Be Told: My Journey through Life and the Law
McLachlin, Beverley. Truth Be Told: My Journey through Life and the Law. Simon & Schuster, 2019 ISBN 978-1-9821-0496-2 After 20 years as a law
Sector News Digest – December 17, 2019
Canadians continue to respond enthusiastically to Giving Tuesday appeals. A new Ontario program cuts red tape for the non-profit sector. And reaction to the next
Sector News Digest — December 3, 2019
This column is part of a new editorial feature in The Philanthropist – a bi-weekly digest of news items from, and about, Canada’s charitable and
Book Review: The Intrepid Nonprofit: Strategies for Success in Turbulent Times
The Intrepid Nonprofit: Strategies for Success in Turbulent Times, by Tim Plumptre. Friesen Press, Victoria, B.C., 2019; 330 pp; ISBN 9781525505423 It’s become a
