What does Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) mean for companies operating in the 21st century…in the developing world…in an emerging economy? In a world characterised by ever increasing trust deficit in the corporate sector, growing disparities and...
If think-tanks and major business organizations are to be believed, Canada is on the verge of a major resource boom driven by the rapid pace of urbanization in developing nations. The proposed Bitumen and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) pipelines and port facilities in...
Later this month, Social Venture Partners Waterloo Region (SVP) will put the call out for applicants for a new grant program that will take a few people by surprise. Proposals will be reviewed, short-listed and discussed. And when the finalist charities host SVP for...
Humans are inherently social animals. We thrive when we work together towards common goals – drawing expertise, finding support and deriving strength from the social bonds that we can create under the right circumstances. This theory of human system interaction...
Most everyone wants to give these days. It’s wonderful! There is no age barrier. There is no race barrier, or economic barrier. 10-year-olds are giving part of their allowances to help build a school in Tanzania; people in their 70s are leaving on a volunteer...
Welcome to our new blog series exploring Scale Deep, an initiative led by The Carold Institute, Ashoka Canada and Timeraiser, with the goal of strengthening efforts for change and building wisdom in social change leadership. A unique collaboration, Scale Deep is...
