March 5, 2021, the First Anniversary of COVID-19
It is the first anniversary of COVID-19 becoming a full-fledged pandemic. We have been in limbo, and the worst is not over yet
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Noted: March 5, 2021
Nova Scotia Network For Social Change’s Fashan In the News The Last Taboo: Black women talk about abuse and violence Shelley Fashan is the […]
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Looking Back at 2020 with Gratitude
In the fall of 2020 I surveyed our staff on the topic of gratitude. Our staff are embedded in collective impact projects, supporting weaving and network building, and are providing evaluation expertise in Nova Scotia and throughout Atlantic Canada. Gratitude is a challenging concept to consider, and a sometimes difficult feeling to engage with when you can see and experience the inequities and suffering of the world.
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Share Office Space, Not Covid
We wanted to co-share space with colleagues, not a virus.
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Pandemic Perspectives: Mark Inglis
Mark Inglis is the Marketing and Communications Officer for the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation (CBRH). CBRH Foundation is a registered charity and its primary goal […]
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Pandemic Perspectives: Estelle
Originally from France, Estelle Levangie has always known that owning her own farm was her end game. She spent her younger years living and […]
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Pride in the Time of Covid-19
A reflection by Tyler Colbourne, Community Director, Inspiring Communities Like many things in our world, Pride is complex. Pride is a movement, a parade, […]
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Pandemic Perspectives: Boyd MacNeil
Boyd MacNeil Boyd MacNeil always knew that music would be a big part of his life. The youngest sibling in a musical family, Boyd […]
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Bringing a Systems Change Lens to the Community Sector
A Reflection by Annika Voltan, Executive Director of Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia About a week into our collective social isolation journey I […]