Micro-Grants Available to Support Emerging and Diverse Museum Professionals to Create Online Resources, Workshops, and Networking Events The BCMA is excited to offer micro-grants to support emerging and diverse museum, arts, and cultural professionals to share their ideas with members,...
Social finance is an investment that delivers a measurable social, cultural, and/or environmental impact as well as a financial return for the investor(s). The funding landscape for the sector is becoming more precarious while demand for the services of these organizations...
A new US-based survey from The Workforce Institute at Kronos looks at how working parents, and working people in general, are feeling as Fall approaches and the global pandemic we are all living through shows no signs of slowing down. Nearly...
The Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards recognize extraordinary Albertans whose volunteer efforts have contributed to the well-being of their community and fellow community members. Youth, adult and senior categories Two awards are given annually on or around International Volunteer Day, December 5,...
Youth Leadership Education and Development (LEaD) Program introduces youth 14-25 years old to various volunteer and civic engagement opportunities through event planning, project coordination and various workshops. The youth are trained to initiate new ideas, events and movements while creating...
This fall, three of Carleton’s Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership graduate students excitedly embarked on their Capstone project, conducting research for the Ontario Nonprofit Network (ONN) regarding the state of women’s leadership development in Ontario. As noted by ONN, the need...
The need for business leaders and policy makers to fundamentally rethink the way they plan, invest and operate in the future is underlined in a new survey of 699 global CEOs released by PwC. The survey shows the majority of...
While progress is being made for some groups, Black leaders are mostly absent from Canadian boards of directors, according to a new report by Ryerson University's Diversity Institute. The study, which builds on similar research by the Diversity Institute over more than a decade, shows...
More than half (54 per cent) of Canadians are afraid to return to the workplace given just how contagious the COVID-19 virus is, and six in 10 will refuse to go back if they feel it's not safe enough, finds a new...
Morneau Shepell released its monthly Mental Health Index™ report, showing a consistent negative mental health score in Canada for the fourth consecutive month. The findings show that the ongoing impact of COVID-19, coupled with the increased awareness and societal response to anti-Black racism,...
