Full interview: Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Karina Gould shares her priorities for social change
Why It Matters
Communities are still devastated by COVID-19, particularly those who were already marginalized and oppressed pre-pandemic. The ministry Gould takes over will be primarily responsible for these communities’ recovery — not to mention building relationships with the social purpose sector to achieve that recovery.
Fragile Future
Why It Matters
Here’s what you missed at Future of Good’s Dismantling Digital Barriers Summit
Why It Matters
Social-impact organizations are fighting two simultaneous battles: the first is trying to bridge the digital divide for demographics who lack access, and the second is working to build and grow their own digital infrastructure as an organization. Proper support is needed now more than ever through collaboration, funding, and policy change.
Youth are key to making real social change. Here’s what they need to thrive in your organization.
Why It Matters
Young people have ideas and mindsets that can address the toughest social challenges Canada faces. But they’re too often unheard, underestimated, and overworked within social impact organizations.
Full video: Wellness is still a taboo topic in the social impact world. This founder wants to change that for good.
Why It Matters
Canadians, on the whole, are unwell. Our burnout, fatigue and stress levels are higher than the global averages. Meanwhile, many of the tools available to boost our wellbeing — exercise, mindfulness — are increasingly expensive and inaccessible, especially to groups who have been historically oppressed and marginalized.