Fundraising is about inviting people to be part of something worthwhile, something bigger than they are, something meaningful that changes lives. The reality is that for many nonprofit organizations, fundraising can often feel overwhelming. Do you have a lot of fundraising questions and are you unsure who to ask or where to start?
Join SDG Cities for a virtual lunch and learn how organizations and businesses are using social finance and impact investing to catalyze systemic change within the financial sector while adapting and transforming their approaches to achieve the SDGs.
Guest speakers Jess Barrie and Heather Watt-Kapitain from Harvest Impact, Tim Nash from Good Investing as well as Filsan Farah from Verge Capital will share insights on aligning their objectives with the SDGs to transform investment opportunities that promote sustainable growth and accelerate positive social impact.
Almost three years of a global pandemic. A period of prolonged inflation not seen since the early 1980s. Continuing demand for services. What does the year look like for charities and nonprofits as we think about 2023?
In a digitally-dependent work environment, employees require 21st century skills to fully leverage the benefits of remote/hybrid work. This half day workshop aims to equip employees with the tools needed to thrive in a remote/hybrid workplace and address the common challenges that accompany this model of work.
As nonprofits and social enterprises welcome an increasingly diverse group of individuals (staff, volunteers and clients) into their organizations, the way they communicate is crucial. The words and images you use in your communications directly influences whether your organization is perceived as diverse and inclusive. Join Marika from Bluepoint Public Relations and learn how to level up your Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) practices through the use of Inclusive Communications.
Pillar Nonprofit Network presents the Social Six Workshop Series where young people are invited to learn, innovate and network with their peers, and social impact professionals. This fall, workshops will take a focus on environmentalism, sustainability, and climate action.
WHOSE VOICES? WHOSE STORIES? WHOSE RIGHTS?
THE WOMEN’S RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN CANADA
View the documentary by Charlene Doak-Gebauer Vulnerable Innocence
Creating a safe space for children and youth on the internet in the digital age. The film will be followed by a panel discussion about safety in our digital age.
Are you interested in learning more about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how to take action locally?
The SDG Cities Academy training program designed to help you deepen your learning about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), connect with like-minded individuals, and explore how to take local action.
The Fall 2022 Cohort of the SDG Cities Academy is open to youth between the ages of 15 -25 in London, Guelph and surrounding areas.
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a universal framework for developing a peaceful, prosperous and just world on a thriving planet. This means that all people in all sectors can take action to advance the goals, and in turn, working toward these goals will benefit everyone, especially the most vulnerable.
