December 12, 2013
Good Sport was written by award-winning author Silver Donald Cameron, and includes a foreword by Governor-General David Johnston. It is a compilation of stories that reflect the diversity of projects that took place in the Sport for Development initiative, from the participants’ perspectives.
November 27, 2013
A collection of stories highlighting promising approaches in partnerships between non-profit organizations and indigenous youth.
Technology-Enabled Social Innovation: Selected Articles from the Technology Innovation Management Review
Highlights the promise and potential of technology-enabled social innovation and features contributions from some of Canada's leading social innovators and entrepreneurs.
Cities Reducing Poverty: How Vibrant Communities Are Creating Comprehensive Solutions to the Most Complex Problem of Our Times, is composed of stories and a unique analysis that together show in detail how collaborative groups in six Canadian cities are reducing poverty. These groups are achieving remarkable results because they're using creative, comprehensive approaches based on real, on-the-ground knowledge of - and experience of - the complex nature of poverty.
In a world of unpredictable change, what Canada needs most is Resilience.
A selection of speeches from past Foundation President Tim Brodhead, covering topics ranging from the environment to the economy, and from social inclusion to social innovation.
An exploratory dialogue on community service-learning and its effects on education systems and communities.
Builds on the concepts outlined in A Developmental Evaluation Primer by articulating some of the key practices associated with this work.
Explores some of the implications of the economic downturn for Canada’s community sector and argues that new models and approaches are urgently required to ensure the community sector's health and to maintain Canadians’ well-being.
Contributes to an emerging body of knowledge and reflective practice on the role of funders in supporting innovation and social change.