EndPoverty Edmonton: An Interview With Mayor Don Iveson and Bishop Jane Alexander
This article is the second in a series on Poverty and Human Rights in Canada. SUMMARY: In this article, Mark Holmgren interviews Mayor Don Iveson and
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A data partner for the sector
Ottawa has become a source of optimism and opportunity for the nonprofit sector. It’s worth re-reading that sentence and thinking about how different the situation
A Chilly Time for Charities: Audits, Politics and Preventing Poverty
This article is the eighth in a series on Canadian Charities Working Internationally. SUMMARY: In this opinion piece, Philanthropist editor Gordon Floyd takes a look
Do Canada’s internationally focused charities operate in an enabling environment?
This article is the fourth in a series on Canadian Charities Working Internationally. SUMMARY: Julia Sanchez, president and CEO of the Canadian Council for International
The problems with ‘direction and control’
This article is the second in a series on Canadian Charities Working Internationally. ABSTRACT: Canadian charities working internationally are subject to regulations that are intended
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
Point / Counterpoint: Collective Impact
Resolved: That Collective Impact is simply a re-branded and codified model of longstanding collaborative approaches that is too rigid to encourage genuine innovation and social
Collective Impact: Venturing On An Unfamiliar Road
Summary: In 2010 Hilary Pearson wrote in The Philanthropist about the emerging trend of creating Funder Collaboratives to address the challenges of the 2008/2009 economic downturn.