In an effort to understand the views and attitudes of Canadians towards the charitable and nonprofit sector, we have conducted a series of public polls supported by BMO over the past year.

In this edition of our quarterly blog series, we help you make sense of two big trends: preparation for federal elections and public distrust in innovation.

On May 30th, Imagine Canada hosted a panel discussion on the ethical considerations charities and nonprofits need to consider when embedding Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies within their organization.

Joining us in this episode is Dan Pallotta, American entrepreneur, author, and humanitarian activist. Together, we delve into deeply held perceptions about charities, how they are problematic, and how we can reframe the narrative and move forward.

What steps can organizations take to decolonize frameworks and center justice for Indigenous people in the nonprofit sector? In this episode, we’re joined by Mélanie Valcin and Kristen Miller, member of the board of directors of United for Literacy - a national charity focused on improving the lives of children, youth and adults through literacy.

In a study from the Environics Institute, Future Skills Centre, and Diversity Institute, findings showed that nonprofit sector workers are less satisfied with their jobs than workers in either the public or private sectors.