Recovery plan 2020: 20 bold ideas from 20 social impact leaders

Authors Kylie Adair & Brennan Doherty
We spoke to leaders across the country to hear what they want Trudeau to prioritize, in this week's Throne Speech and beyond

Why It Matters

The pandemic has amplified inequities in Canadian society. Social impact organizations working with and advocating for vulnerable communities have unique insight into how to close the gaps. Their ideas, borne from on-the-ground experience, could make Canada a more resilient nation in the face of adversity.

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