Photo for the news post: The Power of Women in Philanthropy: Recording, Resources and Reports
November 27, 2023

The Power of Women in Philanthropy: Recording, Resources and Reports

The Power of Women in Philanthropy: Recording, Resources and Reports

The MPNL program and TD Bank Group hosted "The Power of Women in Philanthropy” event on Nov. 22, 2023. Click here for a video recording of the event, as well... More
Photo for the news post: Diana Colangelo Receives the 2023 MPNL Alumni Award
November 20, 2023

Diana Colangelo Receives the 2023 MPNL Alumni Award

Diana Colangelo Receives the 2023 MPNL Alumni Award

Diana Colangelo, a full-time graduate student in the MPNL program, is this year's recipient of the MPNL Alumni Award. "I found out I received the Award when I got admitted... More
Photo for the news post: Scouts Canada Apologizes to Indigenous Peoples
November 18, 2023

Scouts Canada Apologizes to Indigenous Peoples

Scouts Canada Apologizes to Indigenous Peoples

Mischa Kaplan is the Executive Director of Culture and Enabling Services at Scouts Canada, leading the strategic direction and operational management of business and corporate services, including HR, Finance &... More
Photo for the news post: Part 5 of 5: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel Bankman-Fried and His Ties to Effective Altruism?
November 14, 2023

Part 5 of 5: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel...

Part 5 of 5: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel Bankman-Fried and His Ties to Effective Altruism?

By Calum Carmichael. (The full, five-part series is downloadable as a pdf: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel Bankman-Fried and His Ties to Effective Altruism,... More
Photo for the news post: “Is there a role for the arts in addressing social change? Potentially. Maybe. Sometimes.”–Meghan Lindsay
November 14, 2023

“Is there a role for the arts in addressing social change? Potentially. Maybe. Sometimes.”–Meghan Lindsay

“Is there a role for the arts in addressing social change? Potentially. Maybe. Sometimes.”–Meghan Lindsay

Meghan Lindsay is a performing artist and academic who's an instructor in the MPNL program. She works with many grassroots arts organizations and collectives in exploring alternative ways of operating.... More
Photo for the news post: Tanya Rumble Named One of “Canada’s Most Powerful Women”
November 9, 2023

Tanya Rumble Named One of “Canada’s Most Powerful Women”

Tanya Rumble Named One of “Canada’s Most Powerful Women”

Tanya Rumble has been named by WXN (Women’s Executive Network) as one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women, a Top 100 Award Winner for 2023. She's the Executive Director of Development... More
Photo for the news post: Imagine Canada’s 22 Case Studies About Ideas for Social Finance
October 26, 2023

Imagine Canada’s 22 Case Studies About Ideas for Social Finance

Imagine Canada’s 22 Case Studies About Ideas for Social Finance

In October 2023, Imagine Canada provided 22 case studies about organizations with ideas for social finance. Each organization was at a different stage of planning, with a few (such as... More
Photo for the news post: “Statistics Canada is going to do another full-scale survey of charities and nonprofits — and they haven’t done that since 2003.” –Cathy Barr
September 25, 2023

“Statistics Canada is going to do another full-scale survey of charities and nonprofits — and...

“Statistics Canada is going to do another full-scale survey of charities and nonprofits — and they haven’t done that since 2003.” –Cathy Barr

Cathy Barr is Vice-President of Research and Strategic Relationships for Imagine Canada, which works to strengthen Canadian charities and nonprofits so they can better serve individuals and communities. Over the... More
Photo for the news post: “A community foundation is much more than its financial assets; it involves a collaborative approach that builds capacity and nurtures generosity.” –Courtney Feldman
September 22, 2023

“A community foundation is much more than its financial assets; it involves a collaborative approach...

“A community foundation is much more than its financial assets; it involves a collaborative approach that builds capacity and nurtures generosity.” –Courtney Feldman

Courtney Feldman is a Capacity Building Consultant with The Winnipeg Foundation. A key initiative in her portfolio is the Endow Manitoba program, which works to advance the sustainability, growth and impact of... More
Photo for the news post: Part 4 of 5: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel Bankman-Fried and His Ties to Effective Altruism?
September 11, 2023

Part 4 of 5: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel...

Part 4 of 5: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel Bankman-Fried and His Ties to Effective Altruism?

By Calum Carmichael. (The full, five-part series is downloadable as a pdf: What Can the Philanthropic Sector Take from the Downfall of Samuel Bankman-Fried and His Ties to Effective Altruism,... More
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August 28, 2023

Do Canadian Homeless Shelters Contribute to Democratic Inclusion?

Do Canadian Homeless Shelters Contribute to Democratic Inclusion?

Kristen Pue is a Policy Analyst in the department of Employment and Social Development Canada. She spoke to PANL Perspectives about her research when she was a post-doctoral fellow at... More
Photo for the news post: Volunteer-Supporting Charities Are Closing at Alarming Rates
August 22, 2023

Volunteer-Supporting Charities Are Closing at Alarming Rates

Volunteer-Supporting Charities Are Closing at Alarming Rates

By Don McRae. One of the many effects of the pandemic was a major shutdown of many forms of face-to-face volunteering. Meetings stopped, museums closed, theatres were dark, sports venues... More

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