Respect, Reconciliation and Community-Based Action
Content warning: missing children, colonial violence, Residential Schools
First published June 1, 2021; Updated: September 24, 2022
For the Impact Sector, Collaboration is at the Centre of Budget 2022
A graduated disbursement quota and a commitment to amend the Income Tax Act so that charities can more easily work with non-qualified donees are two direct wins for impact sector advocates in federal Budget 2022 tabled yesterday.
Information for Action: Pillar launches micro-surveys to address local data deficit
A Just Ontario For All | Pillar’s Provincial Pre-Budget Submission
“Can’t stop. Won’t stop.” Pillar staff had the opportunity this week to attend and observe the AGM of a member organization, and these were the words of its executive director, a firm commitment to move forward relentlessly in the face of extraordinary challenges.
3 Reasons to Centre Reconciliation this Federal Election
A version of this article, written by Mojdeh Cox, Executive Director was published in the London Free Press on September 17, 2021.
Support Needed for Northern Ontario First Nations Evacuees
Urgent help is needed for several First Nations communities in northwestern Ontario who are being evacuated due to forest fires.
Study sheds light on current level of representation of women, racialized persons and Indigenous Peoples in leadership roles locally and province-wide
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Policy Alert: Budget 2021 includes supports for the sector and equitable recovery
A new federal budget was delivered April 19, 2021 with good news for nonprofits, charities, and social enterprises in what Imagine Canada says "may be an unprecedented show of recognition for our sector." Some existing supports were extended and new targeted measures were promised. We've captured some highlights from Budget 2021:
Guest Post - Equity from the Inside Out: Aligning Workplace Practices with Gender Realities
By AnnaLise Trudell and Louise Pitre
Pillar Nonprofit Network thanks AnnaLise and Louise for contributing their expertise to Pillar’s Executive Director Support Network and their work on this guest post.
Pillar's letter to the Mayor and council on concern regarding the proposed restructuring and elimination of city advisory committees
Dear Mayor and Council Members,
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