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PLEASE NOTE FORMAT CHANGE:
This event is now taking place online.
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Hear directly from Pillar's Youth Engagement Coordinator
and a panel of young people who volunteer!
Are you looking to design effective surveys that yield accurate and insightful data? Whether you're a researcher, marketer, HR professional, or simply curious about the art of survey creation, this engaging and interactive workshop is for you.
Every organization has a story to share, and with more and more social platforms pushing video content it is time to think about how to share that story with video content. Creating engaging video content doesn't have to be overly difficult or complicated. You likely have all the tools you need right in your pocket. Sometimes it just takes the right approach and some helpful tips to push your content to the next level.
In today's complex and rapidly changing world, community impact organizations face numerous challenges that can potentially disrupt their operations, tarnish their reputations, and impact their ability to pursue their missions. A well-prepared crisis communications strategy is crucial for nonprofits to navigate difficult situations, maintain community trust, and emerge stronger.
Storytelling is a centrepiece of our communications strategy in the community impact sector, and our collective understanding of what makes a “good” story continues to evolve. Recently, we have been learning the ways in which our stories can reinforce harmful stereotypes and assumptions, and the practice of ethical storytelling has gained momentum. We also know that sharing stories informed directly by lived experience is a powerful advocacy tool that sparks empathy, understanding, and social change.
Social Innovation Canada is leading a project called Adopting Common Measures to support mission driven organizations in Canada to align with United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals and track their social impact.
The effects of climate change are widespread, leading to long-term social, economic, and environmental impacts. For mid-sized Canadian cities, some of the major environmental impacts include food insecurity, extreme weather, and environmental pollution.
Are you starting a new social enterprise?
Embedding social purpose into an existing organization?
Creating a sustainable financial model for your nonprofit?
Give yourself the best chance of success by immersing yourself in the right environment.
With impacts of climate change intensifying, young people are becoming increasingly aware of the challenges and risks posed by the climate crises as well as the opportunities to take action. Join SDG Cities for a virtual event and learn how young people are taking urgent action to address the climate crisis.
