All throughout kisiskâciwan (a Cree word meaning “swift flowing river” – also known as Saskatchewan), Indigenous communities are leading transformative, and often life-changing, initiatives: from strengthening food security and sovereignty

Are you ready for climate change impacts in your city or town? That is the question Community Resilience to Extreme Weather (CREW) wants to help people tackle. Founded in 2014,

Discover the social, economic, and cultural values of Indigenous Hunter and Guardian programs through four Northern case studies. Date: Wednesday, April 1st, 2025. Time: 3:00 p.m. ET, 1:00 p.m. MT,

Northern Indigenous communities have always sustained themselves through hunting, harvesting, and gathering food from the land. Today, full-time Hunter and Guardian programs are creating meaningful economic opportunities that support and

Over the last few years, MakeWay has been working to increase transparency around our investment practices, including disclosing who manages our funds and our investment portfolio. Alongside this internal work,

What began as a fan-fueled connection at the merch tables of Tegan and Sara concerts has grown into one of the most intentional and community-rooted philanthropic efforts in queer justice

Reflections from a talk at Hamilton Community Foundation’s Women4Change Gathering by Lee Burton Earlier this fall, I had the honour of joining the Hamilton Community Foundation’s Women4Change community for a

Across Northern Canada, Indigenous land-based programs are gathering a wealth of information—photos, maps, audio recordings, field observations, and other types of data—to guide stewardship decisions.   This information often carries cultural

At MakeWay, we often talk about what’s possible when resources and relationships move together in support of community-led change. Recently, that possibility grew in a profound way. We are humbled