Canada could decriminalize sex work — here’s how it could help support organizations get more funding
Why It Matters
While sex work is criminalized, social impact organizations are struggling to support sex workers who need help with finances, food, and other necessities — funders understanding and supporting their organizations could increase their economic resilience.
Forged by the community: how these six organizations are bridging economic gaps for newcomers
Why It Matters
On average, the Peel Region welcomes more than 18,000 newcomers every year who continue to be seriously under-employed despite being highly educated.
Challenging the whiteness of queer organizations
Why It Matters
Dozens of Canadian social impact leaders joined a working group focused on rooting out systemic racism. What progress has been made?
Why It Matters
Black and Indigenous people are underrepresented in Canada’s social purpose sector – and correcting that imbalance will require leaders to centre justice, equity, diversity and inclusion.
Accelerating acceptance: Chris Makena Njeri on the support African queer communities need right now
Why It Matters
Out of 54 countries in Africa, only 22 have legalized homosexuality, and only South Africa has legalized same-sex marriage. While the task of overturning these laws is vital, queer folks more immediately need a support network and safe spaces.