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CEO Update | March 2026

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Read Inspirit’s latest CEO Update by Sadia Zaman, as originally published in Inspirit’s Winter 2026 newsletter.

Inspirit Newsletter | March 2026

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Inspirit’s latest newsletter is now out! Read about the inaugural winners of the Journalism Futures Fund, Inspirit’s job posting, our latest granting partners, and much more.

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.

CEO Update | April 2025

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Read Inspirit’s latest CEO Update by Sadia Zaman, as originally published in Inspirit Foundation’s Spring 2025 newsletter. Three times a year, the process of writing this message inevitably begins with a blank screen.  Writing is so much about sense-making in your own brain first and then moving that jumble of thoughts onto a screen in a … Continued

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.

CEO Update | October 2024

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Read our latest CEO Update, as originally published in Inspirit Foundation’s Fall 2024 newsletter.

Funding Narrative Change

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Inspirit Foundation and the Narrative Change Lab initiative were highlighted in The Philanthropist Journal’s feature on funding narrative change.

CEO Update | March 2024

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Read our latest CEO Update, as originally published in Inspirit Foundation’s Winter 2024 newsletter.

CEO Update | April 2023

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Read our latest CEO Update, as originally published in our Spring 2023 newsletter. My understanding of ‘systems’ has evolved throughout my life. Systems were integral to my family’s experiences of immigration, to learning English as a second language, to growing up as a brown teen girl in a small Prairie town, and to watching my … Continued