Free contraception in Canada: One barrier down, several more to go
Public education will be needed to inform people about where to get contraception and what is best for their bodies
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Men outnumber women on non-profit boards, racialized members much lower: new StatsCan data
New data on diversity in the non-profit sector shows share of marginalized identities in leadership roles
Dutch Feminist March Foundation shuts down, citing mental health strain following cancelled protest
Group says they will not be available for questions, requests from the media and other correspondence in response to the closure
Q&A: Amidst growing ‘woke’ backlash, new Indigenous philanthropic firm aims to offer ‘calm waters’
A new firm launched by two of Canada’s leaders in Indigenous philanthropy, will matchmake donors and Indigenous groups, help decolonize granting processes and offer grant impact evaluation.
Black Vacation Week? Guelph advocate promotes rest for Black community during Black History Month
Black History Month can be emotionally draining for Black leaders; prioritizing rest and a shift in labour can help promote wellness
OP-ED: Unmasking inequity: A closer look at the social impact sector’s willful ignorance about Palestine
Why does the social impact sector opt for the safety of silence?
Government anti-racism grants help underfunded grassroots Black-led organizations in B.C.
Grants through provincial and federal Multicultural and Anti-Racism Programs will fund Black History Month events and capacity-building
Putting reliability to work: Why Canadian businesses should hire neurodivergent people
Studies show employers are open to hiring people who are on the autism spectrum or have intellectual disabilities but often aren’t sure how to do so.
Men outnumber women on non-profit boards, racialized members much lower: new StatsCan data
New data on diversity in the non-profit sector shows share of marginalized identities in leadership roles
Dutch Feminist March Foundation shuts down, citing mental health strain following cancelled protest
Group says they will not be available for questions, requests from the media and other correspondence in response to the closure
Q&A: Amidst growing ‘woke’ backlash, new Indigenous philanthropic firm aims to offer ‘calm waters’
A new firm launched by two of Canada’s leaders in Indigenous philanthropy, will matchmake donors and Indigenous groups, help decolonize granting processes and offer grant impact evaluation.
Black Vacation Week? Guelph advocate promotes rest for Black community during Black History Month
Black History Month can be emotionally draining for Black leaders; prioritizing rest and a shift in labour can help promote wellness
OP-ED: Unmasking inequity: A closer look at the social impact sector’s willful ignorance about Palestine
Why does the social impact sector opt for the safety of silence?
Government anti-racism grants help underfunded grassroots Black-led organizations in B.C.
Grants through provincial and federal Multicultural and Anti-Racism Programs will fund Black History Month events and capacity-building
Putting reliability to work: Why Canadian businesses should hire neurodivergent people
Studies show employers are open to hiring people who are on the autism spectrum or have intellectual disabilities but often aren’t sure how to do so.
