You have questions about AI and how it can help your social purpose organization. How will it affect jobs? Does it really do what it says it does? What are the risks - and the rewards? And how are Canadians using it? In this ongoing series, we explore all of the above - and the changemakers behind it.

Black-led charities in Canada get a fraction of the donations raised by their white-led peers, but remain on the leading edge of social impact innovation. Attacks on DEI within our largest trading partner has produced spin-off effects in Canada. Get up-to-speed on the people, projects and organizations leading the way through difficult times.

In 2021, four major funder networks made a pledge to learn more about the climate crisis, consult with Indigenous leaders on climate action, and set carbon reduction targets for financial portfolios. Philanthropy committment for the environment is miniscule. Is the pledge making a difference, years later? Find out here.

Workplace wellbeing is entering the mainstream of social change. However, managers, leaders and teams are facing chronic stress, microaggressions, anxiety and burnout. There are solutions - and leaders in Canada are driving the change. How can your organization do the same?

Every year, the social purpose world asks the federal government for change, and every year, there are those who succeed - and many more who don't. From a home in government for volunteers and non-profits, to systemic funding for preventing the root causes of crime, here's what past and current budgets have meant for changemakers.

As Canadians grapple with rising food prices outpacing inflation and a lack of affordable housing, Future of Good looks at ways organizations are finding solutions and offering ideas to help ensure everyone has clean, warm shelter and no one goes hungry.

Canada’s aid and international cooperation system is at a crossroads. With the climate crisis, slew of humanitarian responses, rising extreme poverty rates, gender-based violence, a growing debt crisis, and global refugee crisis, what is in store for Canada?

Indigenous people represent 4.9 per cent of the population, but Indigenous charities generally receive less than one per cent of all gifted funds in Canada. What does this say about reconciliation? Explore the impact Indigenous-led organizations are having on the social purpose landscape, highlighting the innovation, ingenuity and endurance of Indigenous changemakers.

New to social finance? Here’s what you need to know about this powerful new approach to investment that puts impact at the forefront.

Canada's Top 50 Most Equitable Funders for 2024.