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“We’re working in a system that does not have the capacity to truly create space for...Indigenous-led initiatives to implement different Sustainable Development Goals,” she says.
Transparency and localization: How social impact organizations can keep Canada on track to implement the SDGs
Having good data and leaders able to tackle sustainability will help organizations keep themselves accountable
Where does civil society fit into Canada’s plan to realize the Sustainable Development Goals?
The federal government is still working on an implementation plan for the SDGs, but civil society organizations are already doing the work.
Canada’s SDG strategy: What now?
A Future of Good special report
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Youth Climate Lab and Climate Caucus wrote an ‘Infiltration Manual’ to help youth move climate-oriented policies forward at the local level
American democracy is fragile after Trump. What about Canada’s?
Elements of Trumpism have made their way north over the last four years and Canadian social impact organizations may have a part to play in improving democratic trust.
President Biden is promising major immigration changes, but COVID-19 is the immediate challenge for newcomer organizations
Sector leaders and advocates say bigger concerns at the moment around working with refugees during the COVID-19 pandemic
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The new administration could offer Canada a role model and competitor in reducing greenhouse gases, promoting renewable energy, and offering a just transition
