In November 2015, Thrive hired an external consultant to assess its impact, as well as to capture important lessons and implications for Thrive as a social change initiative going forward.

The link between economic equity and financial and economic inclusion has long been the focus of community development financial institutions

Major changes are happening in the structure of the economy of British Columbia. Many communities are facing radical shifts as traditional resource-based activities are in decline.

This webinar highlighted key findings from Enterprising Change: Report of the 2015 Social Enterprise Survey for Ontario.

Anchor institutions, such as hospitals and universities, can be important catalysts for urban economic and community development.

This report is the culmination of ‘Belonging Is, a project for The Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation’ (The KWCF).