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By Kylie Adair

Historic contribution to fund refugee education, training, across Africa

By Shannon VanRaes
Alfred Burgesson is an outspoken advocate and business leader for BIPOC entrepreneurs in Canada. (Public Policy Forum / Riley Smith.)

Q&A: A conversation with Alfred Burgesson, 2025’s Emerging Leader Award recipient

By Abigail Turner
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In Senegal’s Djola lands, the fate of forest and culture go hand-in-hand

By Jahanzeb Hussain Syed

NGOs warn Gaza’s aid system collapsing

By Jahanzeb Hussain Syed
A red, black,yellow and white medicine circle is painted on a brick pathway.

Cultural supports key to reducing Manitoba’s exceptionally high child apprehension rates: study

By Shannon VanRaes
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6 free wellness resources for non-profits and changemakers

By Abigail Turner
Ian MacIntyre of the Liberal Party, Gerry Gervais of the Green Party, Leah Gazan of the NDP and Cam Scott of the Communist Party take part in an election debate about accessibility at Winnipeg’s First Unitarian Universalist Church, while sitting behind a long table holding up green signs with the letter "Y" on them, on April 8, 2025

Few politicians are talking about Canada’s disability benefit: advocates want to change that

By Shannon VanRaes
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The pop culture divisions keeping us apart

By Elisha Dacey
Islamic Family and Social Services Association is the non-profit behind a new software product – Transform – which prioritizes “compassionate design” and data justice principles (IslamicFamily / Supplied)

How an Edmonton social services agency spun out its own tech products

By Sharlene Gandhi

Mino’Ayaawag Ikwewag, Klinic see investments in Two-spirit, trans healthcare

By Shannon VanRaes

New foundation launches in Montreal to fund democracy and human rights

By Sharlene Gandhi
Terry Fox, young man with curly blond hair and a prosthetic leg, runs down a street in the year 1980 while crowds of people cheer him on from the sidewalks.

Terry Fox Foundation collaborating to expand cancer research, philanthropy

By Shannon VanRaes
Given rapidly changing economic and political circumstances, Imagine Canada will convene an advocacy group to respond to federal policy changes with implications for the non-profit sector. (Imagine Canada / Facebook)

New Rapid Response Network to strengthen non-profit contribution to federal policy

By Sharlene Gandhi
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Ghana’s Lake Bosomtwe farmers fight pests and lake loss with science and tradition

By Jahanzeb Hussain Syed
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Hey Tim: Can I Build a “Buy Canadian” Impact Portfolio—And Should I?

By Tim Nash
Thousands of orange flags represent the unmarked graves of Indigenous children who died while being forced to attend residential school by the Canadian government in front of the Manitoba Legislative Building on November 10, 2022.

Time to shift from acknowledgement to action for Indigenous wellbeing: experts

By Shannon VanRaes
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