This study, published by Policy Horizons Canada, explores how key international and domestic change drivers such as technology, co-production and demographics could potentially impact Canada’s economy by 2025 and how these could present both challenges and opportunities in promoting community resiliency, prosperity and well-being.

A handy resource about what a learning organization is and how to create the conditions to become one.

Traditional community development philosophy implies togetherness, understanding and cooperation and is based on simple values, not a single ideology............. It acknowledges that community is the intangible and spiritual environment where people co-exist, raise families and build futures and memories.

If we are serious about addressing the social, political, health and environmental challenges posed to us in this age of global complexity we need to start cross training social innovators of all stripes to consider a developmental approach to design, evaluation and community work.