(July 1, 2020) With museums being such a part of the news lately, especially with regard to their point of view and operations , we were excited to hear about Myseum in Toronto that exists to "showcase the diversity of the city's past and present." It says, "Myseum of Toronto is not just one place, it’s every place in the city. You can experience Myseum programs all year long … [Read more...] about Singing the praises of Jackie Shane
Allegations of sexual misconduct, racism and homophobia are rocking the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
(June 29, 2020) The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the latest Canadian charity to have to publicly address accusations of sexual harassment and racism. The museum says it is “centered around the idea that respect and understanding of human rights can service as a positive force for change in the world.” Five women reported sexual harassment from a male colleague to … [Read more...] about Allegations of sexual misconduct, racism and homophobia are rocking the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Editorial Announcement—Reporting on sector leadership demographics
(June 29, 2020) The Charity Report came into existence because we believe: Knowledgeable, well-balanced and well-researched information is necessary for the sector to see an accurate reflection of itself The charity sector is, at its root, inequitableOur reporting is most relevant when we analyze the sector through an equity lens It is a fundamental truth that a … [Read more...] about Editorial Announcement—Reporting on sector leadership demographics
Encampments shine spotlight on homelessness, advocate says ‘offers of temporary housing and hotels can be wildly damaging’
(June 21, 2020) There are an estimated 1,500 to 2,500 people sleeping in encampments across the city, right now, Diana McNally, the training and engagement coordinator at Toronto Drop-In Network, a coalition of 58 drop-in centres across Toronto told BlogTO. These are people who have moved out of the shelter system she said because of the 600 of the 6,000 people in the … [Read more...] about Encampments shine spotlight on homelessness, advocate says ‘offers of temporary housing and hotels can be wildly damaging’
Right wing extremist groups growing in Canada: Muslims and the prime minister key objects of their scorn
(June 21, 2020) The number of right wing extremist hate groups operating in Canada has tripled in recent years, according to an Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) report released on June 19, 2020. The Environmental Scan of Right-wing Extremism in Canada interim report represents one of the most comprehensive efforts to date to assess the scale of … [Read more...] about Right wing extremist groups growing in Canada: Muslims and the prime minister key objects of their scorn