Resilience
June 2012
Video: Timeraiser: Speed Dating for Volunteerism
This video describes “Timeraiser” as speed dating for volunteerism
June 2012
Video: Timeraiser: Volunteer Much?
This video describes how “Timeraiser” benefits artists, organizations, and volunteers.
June 2012
Video: Timeraiser: Building Community One Piece of Art at a Time
This video describes “Timeraiser” from an artist’s perspective.
December 2011
Report: Mobilizing Private Capital for Public Good – Measuring Progress During Year One
A follow-up to the December 2010 report from the Task Force, Mobilizing Private Capital for Public Good, this progress report highlights some of the developments relevant to the recommendations of the Task Force since the 2010 report release.
September 2011
Publication: Resilience
In a world of unpredictable change, what Canada needs most is Resilience.
June 22, 2011
Report: MoreSports/YELL FUNdamental Sports for All
On the MoreSports YELL approach, its model, and its lessons learned. MoreSports Yell, based in Vancouver, has created community-based environments of support around making sport accessible to all.
December 8, 2010
Report: Mobilizing Private Capital for Public Good
Outlines seven actions that Canada needs to undertake, in parallel, to mobilize new sources of capital, create an enabling tax and regulator environment, and build a pipeline of investment-ready social enterprises.
December 2, 2010
Video: Global congratulations for the Canadian Task Force on Social Finance
On November 30, 2010 the Canadian Task Force on Social Finance released their report and recommendations for the growth of the impact investment marketplace in Canada. Pioneers in impact investing and social innovators alike from around the world offered these words of encouragement and congratulations.
December 2010
Article: Tyze
Learn more about the The Belonging Fund, a social finance strategy of Tyze and the Foundation’s.
November 18, 2010
Report: Engaging Youth Within Our Communities
This guide is intended for community and organizational actors who would sincerely like to integrate young people ages 12 to 25 within their communities by allowing them to actively participate in decisions affecting them and allowing play a more influential role.
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