From injured workers to racialized communities, women to LGBTQ+ groups, protest has historically driven government action and policy towards social change. For many, protest is the only means by which they have access to key decision-makers.
Community bonds allow everyday people to invest in the future of local social infrastructure. Investors can choose to invest a set amount in a bond, which accrues interest that can be paid out annually or at the end of the bond term.
As climate change accelerates, so too do the number of environmental crises non-profits respond to. Rethinking the charitable sector’s role in prevention could change that.
Creating systemic change starts with understanding the problems. The Changemaker Wellbeing Index provides insights into the lived experiences of those working in the sector, shedding light on the pressures they face. It’s a valuable opportunity to pinpoint where meaningful improvements can be made, not only to strengthen the non-profit sector, but to build more resilient communities.
Many Canadian charities and non-profits still rely on conventional mail for fundraising. A Canada Post disruption could reduce donations.
Youth are the next generation of leaders, workers and changemakers. Investing in Canada’s young people builds the foundation for a stronger future.
