Introduction to Volume 26, Issue 2
By learning and sharing knowledge, we collectively strengthen our communities, our societies and the world. A commitment to learning is fundamental to Canadian innovation. At
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An Action Framework For Children And Youth In Canada
The National Alliance for Children and Youth (NACY) brings together diverse nonprofit organizations in a collaborative network dedicated to enhancing the well-being of children and youth
Taking Stock: How Canadian Child and Youth Agencies are Responding to Economic Challenges
Introduction Canada was one of the last countries to experience the world economic crisis of 2008-2009 and one of the most stable economies emerging from
Moving Forward: Challenges Faced By Child- and Youth-Serving Agencies in Canada
Twenty-two key informant interviews1 were conducted during the “Taking Stock” project, with a view to gaining a wide and diverse perspective about what was happening in
Review Essay
How We Lead: Canada in a Century of Change, By Joe Clark, Toronto, ON: Random House Canada, 2013 ISBN 9780307359070 Gambatte: Generations of Perseverance and Politics,
Letter From The Guest Editor: Collective Impact
Since its introduction in the Winter 2011 edition of the Stanford Social Innovation Review, the theory of “Collective Impact” presented by FSG consultants John Kania
Deepening Community: Finding Joy Together In Chaotic Times
by Paul Born, San Francisco, California: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc.; 2014 isbn 978-1-62656-097-0 Summary: Deepening Community is Paul Born’s fourth book and his most personal reflection to date
Learning To Tango On A Tightrope: Implementing A Collective Impact Approach
Cynthia Gates, Translator Summary: For the past 20 years, Lyse Brunet has been at the heart of collaborative community development in the province of Québec