(July 29, 2020) What might be the most detail account we have of systemic racism in charity, Shanaaz Gokool is going public with her experience at Dying With Dignity. After spending part of her career as a business manager in the private sector, and a decade long stint as a human rights organizer, Shanaaz Gokool worked at Dying with Dignity (DWD) for five years. In 2016, when … [Read more...] about Feature Interview with Shanaaz Gokool: The cost of seeking justice.
The Charity Report Welcomes Cheryl Roddick as Contributing Editor
(July 28, 2020) The Charity Report announced today that it is welcoming Cheryl Roddick as its latest contributing editor. Roddick is a fundraising professional with over 20 years of experience in the charitable sector as a practitioner, consultant, and volunteer. She has led fundraising teams at a number of organizations, including The Stop Community Food … [Read more...] about The Charity Report Welcomes Cheryl Roddick as Contributing Editor
In a shocking about face, Metrolinx “blindsides” the people of Jane and Finch
(July 23, 2020) The Toronto Star is reporting that Metrolinx has “abruptly pulled out of a plan to donate land in the Jane and Finch area for use as an arts and culture hub.” Anthony Perruzza (Ward 7, Humber River—Black Creek) told the Star after [a maintenance and storage facility] was finished, Metrolinx said it “would turn over a portion of the property to the … [Read more...] about In a shocking about face, Metrolinx “blindsides” the people of Jane and Finch
Money for Justice: ACLU leader talks about equity expenditure
(July 23, 2020) Anthony Romero has been the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union since 2001, having come to his post seven days before 9/11. In recently penned an article for The Chronicle of Philanthropy to address the spending issues raised by the "$2 billion in racial equity pledges and commitments since May 25, 2020," as reported byThe Associated … [Read more...] about Money for Justice: ACLU leader talks about equity expenditure
Indigenous language: More than words
(July 20, 2020) Indigenous language isn't just about definitions for certain things. It reflects an entire worldview, shaped by centuries of culture and history. “Language is ‘a conveyor of culture’ and the means by which knowledge, skills, and cultural values are expressed and maintained,” wrote the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH) in its 2016 … [Read more...] about Indigenous language: More than words