Black Canadian and American youth have been successively cut off from the land, the outdoors and the contemporary environmentalist movement. Today, they are taking an active part in nature—a powerful tool for healing, empowerment and social justice. Discover the compelling stories and inspiring perspectives of leading Black figures—entrepreneurs, artists, and activists—from Montréal to Los Angeles.

A fundraising model that is grounded in equity and social justice. CCF prioritizes the entire community over individual organizations, foster a sense of belonging and interdependence, present our work, not as individual transactions but holistically, and encourage mutual support between nonprofits.

Nonprofit ready offers over 500 online courses designed by professionals in the non-profit sector. They support non-profit professionals and organizations by providing learning specific to the non-profit sector. The courses include fundraising, grant-writing, non-profit marketing, non-profit human resources, etc.

This Canadian Environmental Network page is an archive of documents produced by its Biodiversity, Environmental Planning and Assessment (EPA), and Health caucuses. It links to biodiversity policy materials, including a youth guide to policy change and analyses related to the Convention on Biological Diversity, alongside a large EPA collection on Canadian environmental assessment law, public participation, CEAA reforms, strategic assessment, and related submissions dating mainly from 2003 to 2016. The Health caucus section provides reports and analyses on formaldehyde emissions, mercury pollution, and coal-fired power plants.

RCEN’s Strategic Plan to 2028 seeks to unite and mobilize environmental advocates to advance a healthy environment and stable climate in Canada. Grounded in non-partisanship, environmental justice, equity, and Indigenous rights and reconciliation, it will strengthen collaboration, member support, and evidence-based policy advocacy. RCEN will grow engagement through caucuses, affiliate networks, public consultation, education, and outreach while building sustainable staffing and funding.