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Griet Bouwen

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Sparking change by providing stories

Started as an experiment, the media crew succeeded wonderfully in creating a constant stream of news throughout the World Appreciative Inquiry Conference (WAIC) held in Ghent, Belgium April 25-28.

Kristian Partington

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Axiom’s journey with Schlegel Villages

There’s nothing like entering a room to the sound of a massive round of applause and cheers, especially when you least expect it.

Jeanne Pengelly

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Last week, The Toronto Star's Carol Goar editorialized about it. Two weeks ago, Globe and Mail reporter Lisa Priest painted a vivid picture of aging families struggling not only with their own retirements, but also with the lack of affordable and suitable housing for their children who have intellectual disabilities. 

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The difference between analyzing real-world challenges in a classroom and addressing them through self-realized projects in the city is like the difference between reading about how to ride a bike and shedding the training wheels for the open road.

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SVN environmental evangelist awardee reflects on changes in movement

When corporate responsibility expert Jeffrey Hollender reflects on the past 25 years, he says one of the most important achievements has been bringing issues to the concern of business in general and widening the public’s engagement.

Business & World Benefit

Organic Fair co-founder Kent Goodwin says SVI opportunity to network with social business leaders

When Kent Goodwin was growing up he didn’t see companies he could look up to, and he wanted to change that.

Workplace Democracy

Community funds empower people to invest in something they can touch, see and feel

One of Dianne Kelderman’s favourite examples of a successful Community Economic Development Investment Fund (CEDIF) is the Marigold Cultural Centre, located right across the street from her office in Truro, N.S.

Editorial

The care of our elders is arguably the most heavily regulated of sectors, at least when it comes to those who live within a long-term care setting funded through our ministries of health.

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