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Julie Ma is the Digital Marketing Specialist at Future of Good.

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Government of Canada proposes a ‘shocking and incomprehensible’ change on funding non-qualified donees

“Once put into the Income Tax Act these changes will be very difficult to undo,” says Bruce MacDonald, CEO of Imagine Canada.

Explainer: Work with clients vulnerable to alt-right radicalization? Here’s how to recognize the signs – and intervene effectively

Many social impact organizations who serve their communities may come into contact with populations who are vulnerable to radicalization or who have already been radicalized. They need to be able to recognize the signs of radicalization, as well as how to intervene in a safe and effective way.

Are Canadian funders ready to tackle digital inequity?
This Muslim association’s lawsuit shows a major gap in Canada’s tax law — it doesn’t understand Islamic charity

Canada’s regulations may categorize the activities of religious charities – especially Muslim ones – too rigidly.

“You have to fight the big economic structures”: Maude Barlow on 50 years of activism and how civil society can advance women’s economic resilience

“The point of feminism [is] not to get half of what was, but to profoundly change the dynamics of the economy of our culture and our democracy.”

Full interview: Maude Barlow on 50 years of activism and how civil society can advance women’s economic resilience

“The point of feminism [is] not to get half of what was, but to profoundly change the dynamics of the economy of our culture and our democracy.”

We’re tracking every Ontario election promise for the social impact sector. Here’s the running list.

The NDP released its full campaign platform on April 25, while the Liberals, Progressive Conservatives, and Green Party have announced election promises of their own.

The Indigenous tourism industry’s growth was cut in half during the pandemic. Here’s what that means for communities’ economic and cultural resilience.

Indigenous-led tourism organizations are vital to not just building wealth but also reinforcing cultural identity for these communities.

These activists say the UN’s ‘Leave No One Behind’ pledge promotes colonialism — here’s why

As inequalities continue to rise in the last two years on a global scale, where does the UN’s commitment to uplifting marginalized communities fall short? And what needs to change?

Coalition of Ontario organizations calls on Ontario political parties to create a provincial 2SLGBTQ+ secretariat and commit to $25 million in funding for the sector

With three urgent calls-to-action, Queer Vote Ontario challenges politicians to “step up on queer issues.”

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