An Opportunity To Lead: South Asian Philanthropy In Canada
South Asians, originally from the Asian sub continent—including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka—are some of the most diverse ethnic minorities in Canada as well
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Letter From The Editor
This issue of The Philanthropist focuses on “diaspora,” which became a popular term in the 1980s. Broadly defined, diaspora is the relocation of people away
Funding Terrorism And Charities (part 4)
Summary The following is the conclusion of an article prepared by Blake Bromley for the Commission of Inquiry into the Investigation of the Bombing of
Social Media: Digital Diaspora In Canada: Understanding Their Role And Influence
First, let us define the term “digital diaspora” for context. We use “diaspora” here as a catchall to describe people who have arrived in Canada
Diaspora Philanthropy And Civic Engagement In Canada: Setting The Stage
In January 2011 The Toronto Star published a story on G. Raymond Chang, a Jamaican-born financier who has recently become a remarkable and inspiring figure
Beyond Awareness: Engaging Ethnocultural/Racial Communities: The Chinese-Canadian Experience
The other day, after I paid for my purchase at a bookstore in Vancouver, BC, the young Anglo-Canadian sales clerk wished me a “Happy Chinese
Point / Counterpoint: Resolved: To Litigate Or Not To Litigate, That Is The Question
Counterpoint: Don Bourgeois Litigation. It is not a word to be feared. It is not a dirty or four-letter word. We lawyers like the word.
Book Review
A Year Of Living Generously—Dispatches From The Front Lines Of Philanthropy by Lawrence Scanlan. Toronto: Douglas & McIntyre; 2010. isbn: 978-1-55365-416-2 Peter Broder Although its