New heights in community development: A report from the Himalayas

New heights in community development: A report from the Himalayas

An enterprising nonprofit in India is taking an integrated approach to development, working on the key building blocks that contribute to dignity, justice and solidarity. Deep in the Central Himalayas, a rather tortuous 10-hour drive from Delhi, you will find yourself...
Making bricks work: Evergreen’s urban enterprise

Making bricks work: Evergreen’s urban enterprise

SEE Change Magazine recently sat down with Tara Rogerson, Director of Social Enterprise at Evergreen, to talk about that charity’s experience in the social enterprise realm. About Evergreen Evergreen is a not-for-profit organization that makes cities more livable. By...
Free the Children & Me to We: Redefining possible

Free the Children & Me to We: Redefining possible

Mama Jane is leading our group of struggling men and women as we traverse the narrow road from the Mara River back to her home, buckets of water slung across our backs, balanced precariously with the help of tethered rope and community encouragement. Halfway up I...
Social enterprise impacts: An inner-city revival

Social enterprise impacts: An inner-city revival

In 2000, Winnipeg’s Inner City, particularly the North End, was a community in crisis. It was exhibiting the severe effects of poverty. The unemployment rate in the inner city neighbourhood, at 16.8%, had increased to a point that was more than triple the average...
Shifting complex systems, one fish at a time

Shifting complex systems, one fish at a time

“Try not to determine your self-worth by the outcome or success you have in reaching your goals. Instead, measure the success of your life by how well your actions reflect the intentions that are formed by your core values.” —Phillip Moffit, Buddhist teacher and...

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