Smart and timely analysis on diversity, equity, and inclusion topics, by Future of Good subject matter experts.
As more organizations look for ways to address social challenges without relying on grants or donations, social franchising could help replicate community programs in cities across Canada.
There are four “breaking points” that show that Canada’s gender pay gap isn’t the result of one bad policy or one unfair moment — it’s a cumulative, systemic pattern that compounds over a woman’s entire life. Understanding the Women’s Economic Trajectory makes it clear where public policy can intervene to prevent lifelong financial penalties for women.
Participatory grantmaking provides equity, transparency and inclusivity by shifting decision-making power to communities. It puts local voices in charge by determining where funding could be best utilized in their community.
Legal challenges, threats and lawsuits against non-profits and charities are destabilizing for staff and operations. Where there are significant gaps in public policy, non-profits have stepped in to support vulnerable people and have subsequently borne the brunt of the blame. Some organizations might not have the capacity and resources to take on a legal battle.
Personal stories shared by public figures can make an impactful change, and in this case, make a tangible difference towards critical pediatric care and research.
