150 Profiles: Ali McConnell
As we mark the 150th anniversary of confederation, The Philanthropist is profiling Canadians from across the non-profit sector and putting a face to 150 individuals who
Decolonization and Reconciliation
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Reconciliation in Philanthropy: Learning By Doing
In Dene culture, preparing fish requires careful and acquired skills with a knife. I watched an elder a few times before picking up the knife
La réconciliation dans le milieu philanthropique : apprendre en pratiquant
Dans la culture dénée, la préparation d’un poisson exige une bonne habileté à se servir d’un couteau. Avant de le faire moi-même, j’ai observé quelques
Words to Action: the 2017 MBA Games show reconciliation at work
Over the last several weeks, The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada (The Circle) has been working alongside Canada’s philanthropic community on a
Drops in the Soil, Not in the Bucket: The Case for Borderless Indigenous Philanthropy
This article is the eleventh in a series on Indigenous Communities and Philanthropy, guest edited by The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada.
The urgency to make a personal commitment
In 2008, I stood with other Indigenous leaders before the prime minister of Canada in the House of Commons to receive the government’s apology to former students of residential schools.
Journey of Reciprocity: The First Eight Years of The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada
This article is the eighth in a series on Indigenous Communities and Philanthropy. SUMMARY: The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada strives to promote
Belonging, Community and Indigenous Philanthropy
This article is the ninth in a series on Indigenous Communities and Philanthropy. SUMMARY: The following is an edited version, approved by the author, of a