Stories and Learning

In late 2019, a diverse group of Indigenous and Northern media professionals gathered around veteran Northern journalist Sara Minogue’s kitchen table. The group, including notable figures such as Paul Andrew,

The past decade has been nothing short of extraordinary for Dr. Ingrid Waldron, whose research inspired a Netflix documentary co-produced by Elliot Page and helped bring Canada’s first environmental racism

February is Black History and Futures Month, and this year, we wanted to recognize the full complexity and emotions of this moment in time: the grief and hope, pain and

When Travis Klemp stepped into the role of Manager of Indigenous Strategy for MakeWay’s Shared Platform in 2023, it might have seemed like a shift from his previous roles. Over

December 2, 2024—Today, we share important news about a significant leadership transition at MakeWay. It is with deep gratitude that we announce Joanna Kerr will be stepping down as President

Written by OneEarth Living and MakeWay. Across this country, big changes are being made to restore nature and accelerate climate action. These include policy reforms around land-use or to advance

How can philanthropy work in true partnership to uplift Indigenous-led work? On Thursday, November 14, we held an online conversation with MakeWay and the Right Relations Collaborative, reflecting on our

“This is what happens when we fund community care and support networks for parents”   Watch the full interview with CommUnity Doulas Project Director, Jordyn Gibson.   Why are Black

Throughout the past year, MakeWay has been continually reminded of the immense value of bringing people together in-person to build relationships, share learnings, and spend time on the land or

Jennifer Kilabuk shares her journey building relationships in Nunavik by kelsie kilawna  MakeWay · Introduction by Jennifer Kilabuk Jennifer Kilabuk is passionate about applying her Inuit teachings to honour how