Marja Monteiro

“I don’t think you can solve anything you don’t want to talk about”: A Q&A with the co-founder of the Black Wealth Club

A conversation with Alexander Sinora on a new not-for-profit organization supporting Black leaders across Canada to build their skills and support systems

Black philanthropy leaders transitioning from sprint to marathon

Black Canadian fundraisers, non-profit and foundation leaders gathered last week at a pair of conferences during Black Philanthropy Month to take stock, swap notes and re-energize after two years of accelerated change.

Future of Good and Mentor Canada’s 2nd Annual Reverse Mentorship Event

Learn from young leaders to transform the social impact sector

Why healing is at the centre of Indigenous Climate Action’s work

The healing justice framework offers organizations, allies and the climate movement a way to protect the well-being of the planet and those advocating for its survival.

A flipped power dynamic: Philanthropists must apply to a council of aunties to fund these Indigenous groups

“This is a really big leap. This is not how things are done,” says Jess H̓áust̓i, co-lead of the Right Relations Collaborative.

How is your work harming future generations?

One year later: the creators behind one of the world’s largest impact funds reflect on lessons learned

On the first anniversary of launching the TELUS Pollinator Fund for Good, the team reflects on challenges and lessons learned as a corporation committed to scaling social impact

“Now that you’ve been vaccinated, it’s time to give back:” UNICEF Canada’s chief program officer on how to mobilize Canadians for global vaccine equity

Rowena Pinto and Future of Good Editor Kylie Adair sit down to talk about UNICEF Canada’s global vaccine drive, #GiveAVax

‘If we can do it, you can do it’: Why some Ontario non-profits are boosting their lowest wages to $18 an hour — or more.

Many of the organizations listed as ‘living wage employers’ by the Ontario Living Wage Network are non-profits or charities.

Three ways COVID response could have been better with (more) disaggregated data

Statistics Canada already provides some disaggregated data, but social sector leaders are looking for more of it to drive better program delivery, donor relations, and community engagement.