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Stop glorifying resilience: Here’s how the word resilience shows up in the social sector, and why some leaders say it’s problematic

By Kylie Adair

First of its kind philanthropy chair announced by Carlton University

By Shannon VanRaes
Flynn, the 12 year-old college campus Australian Labradoodle providing mental health support to students.

Canada’s hardest working philanthropy dogs

By Elisha Dacey & Abigail Turner
Students at Angik School in Paulatuk  follow along with a Connected North session leader to make fishskin broach pins. (Photo submitted)

How do you plan a field trip for remote or fly-in communities? Non-profit has an answer

By Abigail Turner

Provinces and territories report increase in people accessing social assistance programs

By Sharlene Gandhi
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Mother Nature wears red lipstick

By Elisha Dacey
Caption: In Aweil East, World Renew’s local partner ZOA-Dorcas South Sudan is implementing a food assistance project for 9,720 people, with support from Canadian Foodgrains Bank. (Photo: Femi Fadahunsi)  

OP-ED: Five things I learned in South Sudan about the future of aid (and the crucial ways Canada can help)

By Andy Harrington
Youth participate in Digital Moment’s Social Innovation Lab in Montreal in 2023. (Digital Moment/Facebook)

Forget homework cheating: How young innovators are using AI for social good

By Neha Chollangi

Police-reported hate crimes jumped by 32 per cent in one year: Stats Can

By Shannon VanRaes
A giant Canadian flag hangs from the Manitoba Legislative Building in Winnipeg.

Uncertainty of Trump’s trade war signals tough times for Canadian non-profits

By Shannon VanRaes
Shari Monsma is the creator of the non-profit Fairness for Children raised by Relatives.

B.C.’s kinship caregivers highlight financial disparity between themselves, foster parents

By Abigail Turner
Mining exploration company employees work in the Canadian prairies. Due to a unique tax law found nowhere else in the world, Canadian charities can reap millions by partnering with mining exploration companies. But who truly pays the price? (Shannon VanRaes/Future of Good)

How Canadian mining exploration companies get millions from charitable donations tax loophole

By Gabe Oatley
Canadian charities have received hundreds of millions in flow-through share donations, but few sector professionals have ever heard of them. What are they?

Explainer: What is a charity flow-through share donation?

By Gabe Oatley
A sign held at a climate change protest. (Canva/Supplied)

‘Spicy shift’: Canadian asset managers withhold director votes over climate inaction

By Diane Berard
The 2024 graduating class of University of British Columbia’s Ch’nook Management Program. It’s one the 10 receipts of TD Bank’s 2024 TD Ready Challenge, an annual incentive to provide financial assistance to charitable organizations. (Supplied photo.)

Delivering DEI: 10 innovative non-profits awarded $1M to overcome small business barriers

By Abigail Turner
This is not me, nor is it my dog, but I was trying not to fall during our walk yesterday rather than snap a photo. Still, how this pupper looks like they want to run away is precisely how a lot of us feel at the moment. (Canva/Supplied)

What feels so familiar about our current anxiety

By Elisha Dacey
A group from the New Canadians Centre’s women’s group grin for the camera at a workshop in November. (NCC/Facebook)

A different kind of diversity: Peterborough immigration centre’s response to quadrupled clientele

By Dan Morrison
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