A New Online Platform for Quebec's Social Economy

Rethinking the flow of ideas between practitioners

Why It Matters

Social impact practitioners have long known that collaboration and peer learning are vital to their work. Persistent challenges have been accessible technology, intentional community curation, and a compelling invitation. A new platform in Quebec looks to blend these three ingredients, transforming how practitioners work.

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