One Starfish At A Time: A Growing Movement Of Change-makers
According to the 2006 Canadian Census, there was a total of 1,172,785 Aboriginal people in Canada, comprising 3.8% of the Canadian population. In 2006, the median
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Pathological Narcissism And Philanthropy: An Examination Of The Foundational Assumptions Of Philanthropy
Abstract: Philanthropy is a social construct that has individual and collective meanings demonstrated through such activities as making donations to philanthropic/ charitable organizations or directly to
In Memoriam: John Hodgson
It was with sadness that John’s colleagues and friends learned of his passing on Monday, January 24, 2011. John and I were fellow members of
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
The role and impact of civil society upon child rights in Canada
Summary This article summarizes some findings about how civil society in Canada has been involved in working to improve the rights of children within the
Creative Youth Empowerment: Engaging Our Youth Today To Unlock Tomorrow’s Leaders
Although Canada is one of the richest countries in the world, there are many high schools in its urban centres and First Nations communities where
Editorial
Welcome to the new, online version of The Philanthropist. When The Philanthropist was established in the early 1970s, its goals were not dissimilar to those
Rethinking School-Based Community Service: The Importance of a Structured Program
Introduction In September 1999, the Ontario government instituted a new set of curriculum requirements for the Ontario Secondary School diploma, including a controversial 40-hour mandatory