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SETSI’s BLACK FUTURES – BHM 2023 Leadership Series

Posted by Social Economy through Social Inclusion (SETSI) on February 14, 2023

This blog posts shares relevant resources for those looking to celebrate Black History month, acknowledge the contributions people of African descent have made, and deepen their learning about Anti-Black racism.

Exploring the Importance of Sustainability and Resilience for Collaborative Work: A Tamarack Institute 10 Guide

Posted by Mike Des Jardins on January 12, 2023

Is your collaborative grappling to understand what sustainability and resilience means to your work … and what needs to be sustained or nurtured?

Art at the Centre of Movement Building

Posted by Karenveer Pannu on December 12, 2022

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

Tamarack’s 2022 Annual Communities Building Youth Futures (CBYF) Gathering in Montreal was a huge success!

This event was conceived for partners to share learnings with one another, share ongoing work, and celebrate successes. The pride and optimism were palpable as communities proudly shared their accomplishments and excitement for the future.

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.

Sustainability and Resilience in Community Collaboratives

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on November 22, 2022

What do sustainability and resilience mean to us?

At Tamarack, we believe that sustainability is about more than maintenance and longevity. It is a combination of many factors including leadership, funding, community engagement, and the ability to influence policy. Sustainability includes investments that lead to outcomes that can have lasting impact on policy and programs.

How Grassroots Groups and Community Startups Can Make Their Climate Work Sustainable

Posted by the Tamarack Institute on October 20, 2022

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

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