This month, we’re exploring transition and transformation. While it can sometimes be uncomfortable, learning to embrace change effectively can lead to valuable community outcomes.
Learn how six funded projects from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) championed intersectoral collaboration to enhance population health and reduce health inequities.
Written by former Tamarack Co-CEO Liz Weaver, The Human Side of Workplace Transitions is a practical and compassionate guide designed to support individuals navigating change at work, helping them move through transitions with intention, clarity, and care.
Designed for non-profit leaders, municipal decision-makers, and other community collaborators, this workshop helps learners lead and facilitate diverse sectors and groups towards successful collaboration.
In-Person Community Change Summit: The Next Horizon
After three years apart, we’re coming back together - in person, in purpose, and in possibility.
From October 21-23 in Toronto, join a movement of changemakers from across Canada and beyond for a summit that celebrates the courage of community, the power of place, and the promise of what’s next.
Rochelle and Chúk completed a two-day training and strategic planning session with Children’s Centre Thunder Bay (CCTB) that was attended by over 120 people representing different non-profit and community organisations, all to support Black youth mental health in the city.
Chúk completed six months of coaching sessions with the Walking Softer Young Leaders award winners. These young entrepreneurs received $50,000 US each for their business’ climate efforts. The coaching calls were set up to build them up as leaders and business owners to increase the likelihood that their venture “makes it”.
In the spirit of respect, reciprocity and truth, we honour and acknowledge that our work occurs across Turtle Island (North America), which has been the ancestral home of Indigenous Peoples of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit descent.
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