Pillar Nonprofit Network Public Policy 2017-18
Pillar Nonprofit Network is doing public policy work locally, provincially and nationally. Learn more about our public policy focus areas and what we're doing in 2017-18.
Pillar Helps Shift Social Enterprises Towards Common Impact Measurement
The Ontario Impact Measurement Task Force cultivated an Action Plan for Ontario social enterprises that recommended there needs to be a common way to measure impact in Ontario—essential for the future of social entrepreneurship.
Visible Minorities and Women in Senior Leadership Positions: London, Hamilton and Ottawa
Research report finds that Visible Minorities and Visible Minority women are severely under-represented in leadership positions in London. Read full research report conducted by Western University looking at diversity in leadership in London, Hamilton and Ottawa.
Minorities Significantly Under-Represented in Senior Leadership Positions
Research report finds that Visible Minorities and Visible Minority women are severely under-represented in leadership positions in London. Read full research report conducted by Western University looking at diversity in leadership in London, Hamilton and Ottawa.
Mayor's Advisory Panel on Poverty: Conversation-in-a-Box Toolkit
The Mayor’s Advisory Panel on Poverty has six months to develop recommendations on what more we can do to address poverty in London, and they are looking for the community’s input.
This conversation-in-a-box provides you with tools to assit you in hosting a discussion for people with lived experience between Nov 12-Dec 10, and gather feedback for the panel.
Any feedback you collect can be submitted to the panel online at www.london.ca/povertypanel
Connections for Community Impact: Corporate Social Responsibility Award
We believe that businesses are key economic and social contributors in London and connecting nonprofit organizations to the business community is our priority.
Pillar's Dharshi Lacey New Member on Mayor's Poverty Panel
Pillar was one voice among many that spoke to the importance of diversity on the Mayor's Poverty Panel.
Federal Elections 2015 - Voting in Canada & Resources
The federal election offers an excellent opportunity for charities and nonprofits to promote civic engagement and to talk boldly about issues important to Canadians and our communities!
London shining as a hub for Social Enterprise
London shining as a hub for Social Enterprise
Got a mission? Got a business? You have the making of a Social Enterprise!
The Way We Think About Charity is Dead Wrong - Dan Pallotta TED Talk
Activist and fundraiser Dan Pallotta calls out the double standard that drives our broken relationship to charities. Too many nonprofits, he says, are rewarded for how little they spend -- not for what they get done. Instead of equating frugality with morality, he asks us to start rewarding charities for their big goals and big accomplishments (even if that comes with big expenses). In this bold talk, he says: Let's change the way we think about changing the world.
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