Burnout and Systemic Barriers to Rest & Resilience
People underestimate the burnout of, and impact on, leaders in the nonprofit/social purpose/ community sector. And that the leaders need rest.
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Blog: Atlantic Canada
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Phase Zero: Testing Community-Based Strategizing
By: Kjeld Mizpah (KJ) Conyers-Steede Fellow, Inspiring Communities My ah-ha Moment When I started this journey, I wanted to understand the impact of economic policy in […]
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Introduction to our Leadership Blog Series
You have only to review this blog section to realize that Inspiring Communities is an organization in transition. Or perhaps, it is easier to […]
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Three Bridges: Sustaining and Using Bridges
by Nancy Carter, Evaluator Locals of Halifax-Dartmouth will remember “The Big Lift” project aimed at maintaining and sustaining the MacDonald Bridge – one of […]
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Strategizing as a Collection of Communities: Inclusive Policy Development that Embraces the Diasporic Journey
Presented By: Kjeld Mizpah (KJ) Conyers-Steede, Fellow, Inspiring Communities When you look at Black lives within Canada, the evolution of the relationship on these […]
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Queer Climate Justice Perspectives
Policy, Community Organizing, and Lived Experiences We are grateful to HCi3: Halifax Climate, Investment, Innovation and Impact Fund for their support of this fellowship, […]
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MIYA’S WORLD
On June 10, 2023, the community of Dartmouth North were invited to gather for the unveiling of a mural at the BGC building on […]
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Could Co-operatives Help Rural Communities in Atlantic Canada Be Self-Sufficient?
Co-written by Inda Intiar and Kristen Murray, members of Inspiring Communities Atlantic Changemakers Council. In 2016, the community of Dorchester, on the bank of […]
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Three Bridges: Bridges that Connect
by Nancy Carter, Evaluator In the first post in our series, we talked generally about Inspiring Communities’ culture of evaluation and how it can […]