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Looking to 2018

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Looking to 2018  As the year winds down and we settle into the holidays, we’re thinking about taking the time to be gentle with ourselves and each other. We’re ruminating on lessons we’ve learned this past year, and how we will continue to show up for our stakeholders. We’re reflecting on striking the important balance … Continued

Honouring Islamic Heritage Month

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Honouring Islamic Heritage Month It’s Islamic Heritage Month and we’re reflecting on all of the incredible Muslim change leaders and organizations in our networks. Their work deepening relationships and creating positive impact in and outside of their communities is critically important. As you know, one of Inspirit Foundation’s primary areas of focus is addressing Islamophobia. … Continued

Canada 150 | Who are we listening to? Who is missing?

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Who are we listening to?Who is missing? It’s a question we constantly return to at Inspirit Foundation: who are we listening to and who is missing from the conversation? With the peak of Canada150 events culminating this past weekend, the question couldn’t be more relevant. In these last few months, we’ve seen many courageous voices … Continued

Spring Newsletter Inaugural Edition

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Spring is the season of growth and new opportunities, and we’ve really embraced this principle. We caught up with Joella Cabalu and learned about her new documentary exploring her gay brother’s journey to reconcile their immigrant family’s Catholic background with his sexual identity. Our video project captured twenty change leader stories, including this fierce spoken-word … Continued

Winter Newsletter Holiday Edition

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This fall has been destabilizing. With the results of the American presidential election results, a number of urgent questions and concerns pertaining to social equity have been raised. As Canadians, we’re not centralized in the most heated debates and public unrest, but we must recognize that we’re not immune from the attitudes, and in some … Continued