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There are several solutions to combat this drop in giving that leaders can spearhead in their organizations.
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The relationship between schooling and the cultivation of citizens is well-documented. If we are committed to truth and reconciliation, we must recognize education’s ambivalent role.
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It’s challenging to escape historical racial inequalities, but there are ways to do it fairly and equitably.
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A decade in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside taught me that good intentions aren’t enough, and without governance and boundaries, empathy can quietly burn us out.
