Events

Speaking with impact on platforms like Zoom, WebEx and Microsoft Teams can be a daunting prospect. How do you project confidence, instill trust and generate emotion when you’re addressing people virtually? In this 4-part workshop series, Andrew Musselman of Fluency will offer tools to overcome those challenges, so you can achieve engaging, inspiring online communication

Sean Moore of Advocacy School discusses what all public-policy advocates need to know about the current and emerging rules of lobbying and political action in Canada. He covers such matters as lobbyists registration, conflicts of interest, political finance, recently modified advocacy rules for registered charities; and the impacts on ENGOs, other NGOs, and professional and

Campaign Planning for ENGOs is for staff and volunteers of environmental NGOs and grassroots groups who want to grow their capacity to plan effective grassroots campaigns to protect the environment. Over six participatory sessions, participants will learn about the elements essential to plan, run, and sustain effective campaigns: 1. Identifying & Analyzing Issues 2. Assessing

In the coming year, Canada could pass legislation capping carbon emissions in the oil and gas sector, establishing a clean electricity standard, and protecting 30% of all land, freshwater and oceans. In this exclusive webinar, V.P. of Research for Environics Sarah Roberton presents new intel from qualitative research on how communicators might use narratives about

Hundreds of Canadian municipalities have declared a climate emergency, and cities across Canada are looking for new and effective ways to reduce the carbon footprint of their communities. Any effective municipal response needs to address transportation as a leading source of emissions, and any sustainable transportation strategy needs to enable the rapid adoption of zero-emission

Let’s start with two facts… 1. If you’re like most nonprofits, your most generous donors are aging. For years, these older donors have been the backbone of your giving. Nobody knows if younger generations will fully replace them.  2. Your donors’ largest donations are typically given after they die — in the form of legacy