Focusing on rights can help us eliminate poverty
Maytree and The Philanthropist started our series on Poverty and Human Rights in Canada a little more than a year ago. For us, it was
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Make Room: Addressing the Pressing Need for Intergenerational Leadership in Canada’s Nonprofit Sector
This article is the first in a series about intergenerational leadership. The series is published as a collaboration between The Philanthropist and Connect the Sector
Innovation on the Rise: Achieving Systemic Change
This is the fourth article in our series about social innovation. The series is published as a collaboration between The Philanthropist and McConnell Foundation. The
Time for a Review: Registered Charities and the Income Tax Act
This article has been adapted from a keynote address to the Canadian Bar Association symposium on charity law, held in Toronto on May 12, 2017.
Resistance to Innovation in the Social Sector, from 1992 to 2017
This is the third article in our series about social innovation. The series is published as a collaboration between The Philanthropist and McConnell Foundation. In
Forces of Change: Reshaping How Non-Profit Organizations are Governed, Managed, and Resourced
“It’s easy . . . to lose sight of long-term trends amid short-term gyrations,” – Ezra Greenberg, Martin Hirt and Sven Smit (April 2017) in
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