New Media And New Voices
Community engagement and development offer youth the opportunity to communicate their desires and have their voices heard. But young Canadians do not participate in community
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The Other Side Of The Coin: A Volunteer’s Perspective
Recently, a colleague shared with me a volunteer experience she had, and that prompted me to write this article. As a fellow not-for-profit employee who
Viewpoint: Public Engagement With Ethnic Canadians
Today, engaging ethnic Canadians is seen as a key strategy for major corporations, learning institutions, politicians, all levels of governments, and nonprofit community organizations. With
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.
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
Primer On Social Innovation: A Compendium Of Definitions Developed By Organizations Around The World
What is social innovation? most simply, social innovation is about new ideas that work to address pressing unmet needs. Poverty, homelessness, and violence are examples
Fair Trade: A Successful Social Innovation. But Is It Enough?
Fair trade, as most northern consumers think of it, began after WWII when Christian missionary and nonprofit charities imported craft products made by their southern partners,
Re: Point / Counterpoint On Social Enterprise Missed The Point
I am writing in response to The Philanthropist’s Point/Counterpoint entitled “Social Enterprise Is a Nice Idea, But It Is Not a Panacea that Justifies Rewriting Charity