By MakeWay’s Policy and Research team In May, the CRA Charities Directorate released a new version of Form T3010, the document that every charity in Canada submits to the federal
MakeWay is excited to announce that we are supporting The Narwhal to increase coverage of Indigenous-led conservation through a powerful new series called Spirits of Place.* Since launching in 2018,
Header photo: kelsie kilawna, MakeWays new Senior Associate of Storytelling for the Indigenous Watersheds Initative and B.C. Programs, brings to us teachings of the practice of mindfulness through food preparation.
CAPTION: Xhastin Land Based Healing Camp created by Xhastin (Yvonne Jack,) with the support of community Elders. Xhastin is of the Taku River Tlingit First Nation. Photo by kelsie kilawna.
A new research report from MakeWay and The Firelight Group sheds light on the experiences and perspectives of people involved in implementing Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA) agreements in the North.
Indigenous-led conservation is gaining exciting momentum in Canada. On May 30, MakeWay and The Firelight Group hosted an engaging panel discussion on successfully implementing Indigenous Conservation and Protected Area (IPCA) agreements.
MakeWay is excited to welcome Resiliency & Sustainability Advocate, Biboye (Bo) Aganaba (he/him), as the newest member of our Board of Directors! Bo is the Executive Director of Leading Change,
The Right Relations Collaborative is one of the most inspiring examples of what philanthropy can look like when it leans wholeheartedly and unreservedly into the transformative work of learning, unlearning,
“I started at MakeWay at the start of the pandemic in 2020, and when I came on, others had been talking about creating the ‘Kitchen Cabinet’. It was such a
In this interview, CBC Igalaaq talks with Emily Tagoona about the need for seal skin processing centres in Nunavut. This piece was translated by her daughter, Lori Tagoona, Senior Associate
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