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Blog: Systems Change

  • now recruiting for the Atlantic Changemakers Council.

    Atlantic Changemakers Council

    Inspiring Communities has learned a lot from our experiences with networks over the last four years. We aim to apply those lessons as we […]

  • 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 […]

  • The participants of the Northside Changemakers are lined up on and stepping over a line on the sidewalk.

    The Northside Changemakers – A Journey Inspired

    Northside Rising has launched its second cohort of Northside Changemakers. Suzi Oram-Aylward, Program Coordinator, shared this: The Northside Changemakers Program was developed as a […]

  • 9 Inspiring Social Innovation Projects Funded

    September 14, 2021 Inspiring Communities is pleased to share the nine social innovation projects that have successfully received WeavEast Seed Grants. “We were appreciative […]

  • Acknowledging Small Steps in our Network

    Inspiring Communities’ Content Curator reflects on Emancipation Day in light of our recent Impact Report. Canada has long enjoyed the perception that our race […]

  • Conversations with Changemakers

    Our Digby Youth Intern, Graham, reflects on some of people he has connected with and some of what he’s learned by Graham Cromwell, Youth […]

  • Images of apple, peach and onion created by Alexandra Theroux

    Experimenting with Networks and Systems Change:

    I was involved with WeavEast from the beginning and had stars in my eyes about its potential to strengthen relationships for social innovation and impact. I was still in the throes of my doctoral research and was absorbed in theory around networks and their power for spurring change. That fall we were also establishing Inspiring Communities as a new organization. But when the opportunity to help launch and host a regional network of changemakers presented itself it felt too important to turn down.