We have plenty of measures of poverty – but what about extreme wealth?
Why It Matters
In many cases, we see wealth accumulation correlate directly to measures of power and influence, according to the New Economics Foundation: whether that is political sway, homogenisation of media sources, or disproportionate consumption.
How the four-day workweek is changing non-profits in Canada
Why It Matters
The four-day workweek has been touted as an excellent way to improve employee morale and mental health - and even increase productivity. Can it work for your non-profit?
SOCAP recap: Civic infrastructure bonds, or how to make money by building community parks
Why It Matters
The capital market generally doesn't finance public green spaces. Instead, most nature investing originates from philanthropy or government. Mobilizing private capital toward nature financing is critical to keeping our urban areas greener, but investors want guaranteed market returns.
Museum to use latest data on Canadians’ human rights perceptions to develop storytelling
Why It Matters
Canadians aren't optimistic about the protection of human rights beyond our borders. Can storytelling empower citizens to stand up for the rights of others?
Nine Canadian funders make historic $405 million pledge to combat climate change
Why It Matters
Climate change is an existential threat. Yet climate solutions get just a fraction of philanthropic dollars. Could a new pledge help motivate others to give more?