How was the global consensus on open science internationally negotiated and defined? What does it mean for open science to go beyond open access and open data — to openness to diverse participation, knowledge systems, languages, and outputs? How can open inclusive infrastructures be designed to enable equitable knowledge sharing? These are some of the […]
Unsettling Knowledge Inequities Podcast Launch Read More »
Moving from theory to action, take advantage of all the skills you’ve learned in the previous Policy Matters events and apply it to a weekend-long hackathon, working with other youth from across the country on issues you’re passionate about!
Policy Matters: Hackathon Read More »
Had your interests piqued during the Policy Matters series? Learn more about RisingYouth grants to fund your own initiatives and opportunities!
Policy Matters: From Ideas to Action Read More »
Hear from sector experts and advocates on the contemporary landscape of food security and sovereignty within and outside of Canada.
Policy Matters: Food Security and Sovereignty Read More »
Hear from Indigenous youth and youth-facing organizations on the ways that young people and the international cooperation sector can engage with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action.
Policy Matters: Truth and Reconciliation Read More »
Hear youth from Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, Can-Mex Youth Lab, and International Institute for Sustainable Development share their insights and resources related to climate change in Canada and abroad!
Policy Matters: Climate Change and the Environment Read More »
Join us Tuesday, August 10th from 3:00 – 5:00pm ET for our digital symposium, Cultivating Change: Pathways to Food Justice and Food Sovereignty. In collaboration with OpenPraxisForum and HLTD21 (Food Systems, Food Security, & Health) students, you’re invited to a symposium showcasing students’ digital projects, featuring actions for building healthy, just, and culturally relevant food systems. We will examine initiatives
Cultivating Change: Pathways to Food Justice and Food Sovereignty Read More »
Family Empowerment Media (FEM) is an evidence-driven nonprofit working to improve maternal and child health and a recent D-Prize winner. FEM will achieve impact at scale by providing clear, compelling, and accurate radio-based communication that targets barriers to the uptake of family planning services. For the latest on their efforts, check out their recent EA
Enabling Informed Choices & Better Health with Family Empowerment Media Read More »
Over the past 8 years, Salanga has led the proposal development process for several Canadian organizations for projects ranging between $1-28 million dollars (8 out of 9 submitted proposals were funded by Global Affairs Canada). In this webinar, we will unpack what makes a strong Concept Note and the common mistakes in the proposal development
Writing Successful Proposal: Building a Strong Concept Note for GAC Read More »
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