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The Tamarack Institute is a connected force of more than 40,000 engaged practitioners and policymakers who work collaboratively to advance positive community change. Learn more here

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Tamarack's Francophone Strategy

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on May 1, 2023

Our Francophone Strategy 2022 Insights: Learning, Sharing, and Deepening Relationships

By Myriam Bérubé  
Consulting Director, Québec and Francophone communities 

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Disrupting Systems as a Field Catalyst

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on April 27, 2023

 

 

The Tamarack Institute is a Field Catalyst, a unique type of organization that convenes multiple communities to learn together and scale transformational change.

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Learning Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on April 27, 2023

 

Accompanying First Nations communities is a continuous learning process which requires us to question and revisit our approaches and perspectives.

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Together for Strength, Policy Change, and Community

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on April 5, 2023

 

This blog post was written by Danya Pastuszek, Alison Homer, and Justin Williams.

 

In 2020, hundreds of you contributed to Tamarack’s Future Search. That process surfaced an aspiration to use the power of our network to shape a public policy plan and name shifting policy and advocating for systems change as one of Tamarack’s three strategic priorities.

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Community Climate Transitions welcomes 30 communities to the network

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on February 22, 2023

This resource is also available in French. Click here to access the French version.

 

New members are committed to resident-led, multi-sector climate action 

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Introducing the Ending Working Poverty Initiative

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on December 8, 2022
This blog post was written by Danya Pastuszek, Alison Homer, John Stapleton and Yvonne Yuan, in collaboration with the teams at the Town of Drumheller, the Saskatoon Poverty Reduction Partnership, the Greater Trail Community Skills Centre, United Way Winnipeg and Prosperity Roundtable Chatham-Kent.
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