Basic Income Canada Network (BCIN) defines Basic Income as:

“A Basic Income Guarantee ensures that everyone has an income sufficient to meet basic needs and live with dignity, regardless of work status”

The following speaks to why I feel it’s important to involve youth in the process of making anything for youth and how there is a gap in creating a space for that to happen.

If you are not me, how can you know what I want or...

The last few months have challenged many of us working for community change. There has been a rapid succession of disruptions to organizations and communities which include responding to a pandemic; moving into virtual...

Navigating disruption and change is challenging. During times of chaos and dramatic change, we find it difficult to envision the future and potential paths forward. In this webinar, Liz Weaver and Sylvia Cheuy share three...

Communities across the globe are starting to move from crisis to recovery in response to COVID-19. But how might we think about recovery with an asset-based lens and put community at the center?

In March 2020, the youth unemployment rate in Canada increased to 16.8%, the highest it has ever been. With fewer physical job opportunities for youth, there is an opportunity for employers to tap into the virtual workforce.