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Knowles-Woodsworth Centre for Theology and Public Policy
The Knowles-Woodsworth Centre has its origins in discussions between Lloyd Axworthy, President of the University of Winnipeg; Bill Blaikie, former NDP MP and now MLA; and Jim Christie, former Dean of Theology at the University of Winnipeg. Their discussions focused on the need to reaffirm and revitalize the connection between the University of Winnipeg and the social gospel.
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting (CCIR)
The Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting (CCIR) was founded in 2008 in response to the ongoing attrition of the resources and expertise from Canadian newsrooms necessary to produce in-depth investigative reporting on matters of significant public interest.
DCF Board Meeting December 1, 2009
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DCF Annual General Meeting August 16, 2009
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DCF Board Meeting August 16, 2009
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Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability (CNCA)
Over the past year, the Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability (CNCA) has made significant progress in building political pressure in Ottawa for new mechanisms to hold corporations accountable for human rights violations and environmental damage in their overseas operations.
DCF Board Meeting November 27, 2008
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DCF Board Meeting May 25, 2008
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DCF Annual General Meeting May 25, 2008
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DOUGLAS-COLDWELL FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES 2009 AWARD $25,000 CASH PRIZE COMPETITION
Ottawa, Ontario – The Douglas-Coldwell Foundation has announced the call for submissions for the 2009 Douglas-Coldwell Foundation Award - a project recognizing Tommy Douglas’ Vision for Canada. The prize will be awarded in 2009.
Rabble.ca
rabble.ca was created in 2001 by a group of inspired media and community activists who recognized a need for more spaces for alternative news and views. Now in its seventh year rabble has become Canada’s most popular source for online independent media.
Apathy is Boring
Apathy is Boring is a non-profit organization that uses art and technology to educate youth about democracy and encourage community engagement.
ACORN Canada
ACORN Canada, in just 3.5 years has grown to be one of Canada's largest and most successful networks of community organizations, with more than 15,000 low and moderate income members organized into 19 neighborhood chapters in 3 cities across Canada.
DCF Board Meeting November 22, 2007
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