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Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 18: Powering the future of volunteering, with Megan Conway

Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 18: Powering the future of volunteering, with Megan Conway

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Powering the future of volunteering, with Megan Conway

 

 

Image: Megan ConwayTwo major interconnected challenges the nonprofit and charitable sector is facing today are changes to the way volunteerism is working - a shift from formal to informal and the lack of data to inform program design and decision-making to improve the work of organizations in serving our communities. With our guest Megan Conway, President & CEO of Volunteer Canada, we discussed two major initiatives led by Volunteer Canada that aim to help address these challenges: the National Volunteer Action Strategy for Canada and the Canadian Knowledge Hub for Giving and Volunteering

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