Embrace the Complexity: Street Parties & Privilege
In the late fall of 2021, Dalhousie University approached us for guidance in setting up a collective impact project with their neighbors to address […]
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Blog: Learning
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Harsh Truth & Tough Love: Imperialism, Race and Evaluation
Charlene Boyce interviews Darlene Lawrence Inspiring Communities is committed to learning and evaluation and has been since our inception. We have reflected publicly on […]
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I2 – Making Impact with ARAISA
In partnership with the Atlantic Region Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies, we launched Innovating for Impact I2 Innover pour impacter a year ago, with […]
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Driven by Community
Feasibility study on carsharing electric vehicles in Dartmouth North by Treno Morton Introduction and Overview In an effort to raise awareness around opportunities for […]
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Sorting through the Archives for Gold, or At Least a Can Opener
Inspiring Communities releases “Learnings of the Organization from a Collective Impact Perspective” Download and read: Learnings of the Organization from a Collective Impact Perspective […]
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Mind the pace…
by Charlene Boyce, Communications Manager In my first city job, I was a graphic designer at a printing company. It was back when manual […]
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Brain Science Supports Repetition
Check out this interesting article about how repeated action deepens learning!Written by Peak Wellbeing at Medium.com: The Reason for Repetition: How Repetition Helps Us […]
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Connections Between Permaculture & Systems Practice
By Megan McLeod, Northside Rising My personal learning about systems (and especially understanding how people are the trickiest/most important part of systems) came from […]
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Community Psychology PhD Chronicles pt. 3
Human Connection and the Learning Pathway January 25, 2022 We’re in the heart of winter now… glorious snowshoeing in our backwoods with the frolicking […]