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Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 34: Young Women Are Reimagining Leadership in Canada’s Nonprofit Sector

In this special International Day of the Girl episode, we're joined by two trailblazers who are reshaping what leadership looks like in Canada’s nonprofit sector: Anjum Sultana, Director of Policy Advocacy, Partnerships, and Youth Leadership at Plan International Canada, and Emma Asiedu-Akrofi, CEO of FORA Network for Change.

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Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 33: Questions Every Settler-Led Nonprofit Should Be Asking

In this episode of Let’s Imagine, host Bruce MacDonald is joined by two powerful voices challenging settler-led organizations to move beyond symbolic gestures: Justin Wiebe of Mastercard Foundation and Alejandro Mayoral Banos of Indigenous Friends Association and Access Now.

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The Art of Communicating Numbers: Turning Data into Stories That Stick

How do you turn dry data into stories that spark action? That was the challenge we tackled in July at The Art of Communicating Numbers, part of the PRISM Network Learning Series.

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Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 32: AI & the Future of Grant Writing: Empowerment or Automation Overload?

In this episode of the Let's Imagine podcast, Deepa Chaudhary, founder of GrantOrb, joins us to discuss how AI can reduce the burden on overstretched teams and increase access to high-quality funding proposals, particularly for small and medium-sized organizations.

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Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 31: Practicing Community-Centric Fundraising, with Maria Rio

In this episode of Let’s Imagine, we welcome fundraising professional Maria Rio to discuss how fundraisers and nonprofit leaders can redefine donor relationships, center community voices, and build trust-based fundraising practices.

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How to be the nonprofit every fundraiser wants to work for

Nonprofits constantly struggle to hire and keep great fundraisers, with the average tenure of a development professional being just 16 months. Competition for talent is fierce, whether it’s for roles focused on individual donors, corporate partners, or grant fundraising.

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Let's Imagine Podcast EPISODE 45: You're Already Part of It: The Nonprofit Sector in Every Canadian's Life (with Heather McDonald & Patti Pon)

This fall, Imagine Canada launched a national public awareness campaign to close that gap, with a simple message: you're already part of it. In this episode, host Bruce MacDonald is joined by two leaders who see the disconnect from very different vantage points. Heather McDonald, President and CEO of United Way Greater Toronto - one of the country's largest community funders; and Patti Pon, President and CEO of Calgary Arts Development - a corner of the charitable sector that millions pour into their lives without ever calling it charity.