Social Finance Commitment
Views of a Peruvian in Canada by Francisco Cruzalegui In early November, the Sustainable Finance Forum was held in Ottawa. I decided to attend […]
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Blog: Stories and Profiles
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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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Atlantic Canada Narratives: Staying, Coming, Returning
View the recording below. If you have a story about belonging or place, feel welcome to share it in the comments. Watch for more […]
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Writers on the Storm (of Teenage Angst)
Youth Writers Circle: February 2 – 23 Bus Stop Theatre, Gottingen Street Facilitators: Andre Fenton, Meg Hubley, Sue Goyette More information to come Next […]
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Doctrine of Discovery: A Linchpin of Heiltsuk Cultural Genocide
There have been ongoing calls to dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery advocating that it informs and influences policies and practices entrenched in legislation and procedures. It is viewed as a doctrine of superiority that impinges on reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and Canada in general. By dismantling it, reconciliation can be advanced to interface with Canadian law with the International Human Rights Law that repudiates the doctrine.
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Lisa Power is a Changemaker
Tell me a little bit about yourself My name is Lisa Power, and my pronouns are she/her. Both my parents were born and raised […]
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Ashley Musgrave is a Changemaker
Tell me a little bit about yourself My name is Ashley Musgrave, my pronouns are she/her. I am a mother of five children. I […]
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Kade Rogers is a Changemaker
Tell me a little bit about yourself Hi, my name is Kade Rogers, my pronouns are they/them. I am a queer trans masc individual […]
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Beth Steele is a Changemaker
Tell me a little bit about yourself. My name is Beth Steele, and my pronouns are she/her. I am a new mom who is […]