A great deal has been written about legal compliance surrounding charities in Canada. Much of that material, however, is highly specialized, hard to understand and sometimes esoteric. As a result, it can be extremely difficult for charities, employees and volunteers to focus on the issues that are most important for charities. This webinar provides plain […]
Environmental organizations are navigating increasing complexity from climate change and biodiversity loss to changing communities, evolving workforces, Truth and Reconciliation, and growing expectations for collaboration and accountability. Building organizations that can thrive in this environment requires more than good intentions. It requires practical tools, strong leadership, inclusive governance, and the ability to engage meaningfully with
Everyone agrees, trust matters. Almost no one can agree on what it actually is, or how to build it on purpose, especially on teams carrying ambitious mandates. This free 60-minute interactive workshop is built for EDs, directors, and managers leading teams in ENGOs of any size. In this session, you will: – Learn a
Sustainability Network and Raissa Marks bring you an opportunity to join an online leadership coaching program with fellow ENGO leaders in the fall of 2026. One-on-one leadership coaching is a personalized, thought-provoking partnership between you and your coach that generates insights and clarity for you. It can lead to significant personal and professional growth. Group
One in six people are neurodivergent. And, your nonprofit was almost certainly not built for that reality. The research is clear about the problem. It’s not the neurodivergent person. It is the mismatch between how that person works and a system designed around neurotypical norms. Neurodivergent leaders carry an invisible workload of masking, sensory overload,
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Join Nature Canada for a conversation on employment equity, inclusive hiring, and the importance of creating pathways for underrepresented communities in the NGO sector. This webinar will share lessons from Nature Canada’s recent experience responding to a complaint before the Quebec Human Rights Commission regarding our Work to Grow employment equity program. The Commission ultimately
Two Canadian non-profit organizations working at the intersection of entertainment, mental health, trauma, and substance use health are joining forces once again to drive meaningful impact. Live Loud is a national partnership between Matthew Perry House and Make Music Matter, harnessing the power of music and storytelling to reduce stigma and support those on the
Real change is intentional, and it starts with us. Join a conversation on youth leadership, climate justice, and global solidarity. Monday April 20 at 12 PM EST Hear directly from VIDEA climate leaders in Zambia and Canada as they share how communities are helping to heal the land and how through the Time to Act
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This webinar is designed to help nonprofit organizations strengthen their cybersecurity awareness and better protect their people, data, and operations. Participants will learn about the most common cyber threats facing nonprofits, including phishing, ransomware, password attacks, and data breaches, as well as practical steps to reduce risk and build a culture of security. Whether your
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Last summer, 15 ENGO leaders became the first environmental professionals in Canada to earn Responsible AI credentials. What did they learn? What changed in their organizations? And where is this heading next? Join us on April 30 to hear directly from three ENGO leaders who experienced it — and to learn what Sustainability Network and
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