CEO Update | November 2025
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Read Inspirit’s latest CEO Update by Sadia Zaman, as originally published in Inspirit’s Fall 2025 newsletter.
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Inspirit Newsletter | November 2025
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Read about Inspirit Foundation’s latest news and updates in our November 2025 newsletter.
2024 Annual Report
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Inspirit’s 2024 Annual Report is now out! Read about the Foundation’s granting partners, investments, programming, and more.
Inspirit Foundation Welcomes New Board Members, Thanks Outgoing Directors
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Inspirit Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members to its board of directors: Andrew Chunilall and Patti Pon.
Canadian Muslim Artists Recognized by First-of-its-Kind Fund
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Inspirit Foundation is excited to announce the winners of the inaugural New Narratives Fund.
Opinion: Buy Canada
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Jory Cohen, Inspirit’s Director of Finance and Impact Investment, wrote an op-ed for Advisor.ca about how Canadian investors can tilt their portfolios a little more local.
Why are companies fleeing DEI when it’s clearly more profitable?
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Jory Cohen, Inspirit’s Director of Finance and Impact Investment, wrote an opinion editorial for the Toronto Star that demonstrates a correlation between DEI and profitability.
Inspirit Newsletter | April 2025
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Read our latest newsletter and learn about the New Narratives Fund launch, the first Cultural Land Trust purchase in Canada, op-eds in several publications, latest granting partners, and much more. Plus, CEO Sadia Zaman ponders chaos and control. View the newsletter here.
Inspirit Foundation Announces Fund for Canadian Muslim Artists
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Inspirit Foundation is proud to launch the New Narratives Fund, a fund that amplifies the work of Canadian Muslim artists in pop culture.
Purchase of Units at Youngplace Building Preserves Arts and Cultural Spaces
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Inspirit Foundation and the Community & Cultural Spaces Trust are proud to announce a unique partnership to preserve affordable cultural spaces in Toronto.