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Healthy aging through an equity lens: Older adults experiencing homelessness

Sarah Dyer, BC Healthy Communities

The development of Age-friendly Communities involves a policy approach to creating conditions that allow older adults to stay connected and age healthily in place, whether in their home or in their community. However, what does this look like when older adults don’t have a home? With the populatio

Diversity and Inclusion Digital Calendar

Ontario Centres for Learning, Research & Innovation in Long-Term Care

The 2021 Diversity and Inclusion Calendar keeps track of days that may have special meaning for LTC residents, families and team members in Ontario all in one online space: religious and spiritual days of significance, cultural celebrations, awareness days and health promotion days. Staying aware o

United Nations Decade of Healthy Ageing: 2021-2030

United Nations

What is the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing? The United Nations Decade of Healthy Ageing (2021-2030) is a global collaboration, aligned with the last ten years of the Sustainable Development Goals, that brings together governments, civil society, international agencies, professionals, academia, the med

Special Coverage: Election 2021 - Future of Good Special Report

Future of Good

From elder care and climate action to mental health and affordable housing, the pandemic has set in motion a number of transitions for Canadian society and the social impact sector. Canada’s political leaders will spend the next few weeks telling Canadians how they plan to rebuild for a post-pande

Federal Election Nonprofit Advocacy Guide

Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO)

The Federal Election Nonprofit Advocacy Guide is a practical guide for those wishing to engage in advocacy during the 2021 federal election; it will help inform a range of nonprofit stakeholders, including executive directors, staff, board members and volunteers. The Guide contains valuable informat

How to Engage in Federal Election 2021: Rules for Charities & Nonprofits

Bernadette Johnson and Laurence Therrien, Imagine Canada

Election campaigns are a great time to engage in public conversation on all manner of issues. On September 20th, the next government will receive a mandate from voters, and our sector in particular is well-positioned to promote the interests of communities to both the public and to those who will so

Getting to know what you don’t know about exercise and rheumatoid arthritis

McMaster Optimal Aging Portal

Fear and lack of information can hinder you from making important and potentially beneficial health-related decisions, both for yourself and/or the people you care for. But as the saying goes, “Knowledge is power.” Therefore, seeking out information to help you stay up to date on the condition t

New Study Shows Recovery Will Be Challenging for Some Canadian Charities

Imagine Canada

More than a year since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the effects of the crisis are still being deeply felt by many charities across the country. Our latest Sector Monitor survey shows how the pandemic continues to challenge the sector and suggests that recovery will be challenging for many org

The Longest Journey Starts with a Single Step: Reflections on Antiracism in Organizations Serving People Without Homes

Homeless Hub

This report focuses on confronting institutional racism in frontline organizations serving those experiencing homelessness. Although largely centred on developing an anti-racist workplace, the report provides recommendations for developing and implementing racially and culturally explicit services.

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