Editorial Fellowship: Community Transitions and Resilience

Editorial Fellowship: Community Transitions and Resilience



Communities large and small enable a feeling of belonging, vibrant culture, local enterprise, of social cohesion and encourage our sense of collective identity. Between a pandemic, climate crisis, digital divides, social isolation, and rapid shifts in work that continue to reshape almost every way of life, we are now noticing the beginnings of deep community transitions across Canada. In partnership with Co-operators, this editorial fellowship will dive into just exactly that – unpacking insights, trends, and patterns from transitioning neighbourhoods and cities, and starting new and powerful conversations about collective resilience for changing communities.


A child is receiving food at a food bank.
Stories to expect in 2024 that could change how grassroots organizations operate
Social purpose organizations closely watch inflation rates and landmark federal grants as they face uncertainty.
Photo of Urban Roots staff Ben Wilcox, Ana Badillo, and Jenn Daniel
London farm experiments with more sustainable โ€˜model of thirdsโ€™
Involving local community members can help food producers achieve financial stability
Group of ballerinas performing at War Museum.
Arts Network Ottawa, Ottawa Arts Council to merge and expand services
Community consultations to shape the future of new entity
Toronto Artscape building
Artscape CEO says Launchpad failure caused receivership: Globe and Mail
Analysis of a decade of financial data shows how the flagship development inflated debt
UPDATED: Artscape-owned properties to be part of receivership; managed properties to stay
New non-profit ArtHubs Toronto will assume current management contracts
Artscape Wychwood Barns front facade
Artscape tenants receive letter with first details of potential future for developments
COO Kelly Rintoulโ€™s letter comes at a time of uncertainty

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