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There are several common myths surrounding child labor that impede us from finding appropriate and attainable solutions. Once we set …

As the stock market plummeted in late 2018, so did charitable donations. And now, experts contend that another recession may …

Feds Provide $3 Million Boost to Charity for Social Entrepreneurs The Canadian Press reported on a $3 million donation to …

Craig Kielburger argues that the Canadian government should consider measuring well-being as part of the questions on the national census. …

The solution to raging wild fires in the Amazon rainforest is agroecology.
We can protect and restore the rainforest using agriculture and ensuring the livelihood of local farmers

WE Charity teaches agroecology skills to local farmers in the Amazon at WE Agricultural Learning Centre in Ecuador .

CEOs tend to zoom in on daily operations and issues covered in quarterly reports, while boards tend to zoom out …

The solution to raging wild fires in the Amazon rainforest is agroecology.
We can protect and restore the rainforest using agriculture and ensuring the livelihood of local farmers

WE Charity teaches agroecology skills to local farmers in the Amazon at WE Agricultural Learning Centre in Ecuador .

While arctic temperatures are reaching alarming record levels, evidence of what’s happening to our planet can’t be ignored. Craig Kielburger has interviewed Canadian Inuit activist Sheila Watt-Cloutier, sharing their thoughts about increasing hope for change and action among teenagers and the next generations.

Craig Kielburger and Holly Branson explain the dynamics of making a positive impact on the world while still boosting a business’s bottom line.

Craig Kielburger was interviewed by Forbes about how he and his brother Marc built WE Charity into a movement that became a global symbol of change.

Toronto-based WE Charity is investing some $30 million to build a high-tech facility geared to helping young socially conscious entrepreneurs.

Craig and Marc Kielburger of WE Charity cite a report by Statistics Canada that shows that the most generous Canadians are the newcomers. Immigrants have a desire to give back and should be welcomed by Canada’s charities.

The Maasai people’s coming-of-age ritual lion hunt was never about killing lions as much as it was about displaying the skills of strength, endurance, and resourcefulness necessary to defend their livestock and livelihoods.

Sustainable and social impact travel is geared to ensure that money that is spent during trips helps grow local communities. Several tour operators, like Audley Travel and Scott Dunn, partner with Craig and Marc Kielburger’s ME to WE social….

After many hardships, Fred and Theresa Kielburger were determined to provide a good life for their children and to help others. According to Craig and Marc Kielburger, their parents’ can-do attitude…

The Toronto Raptors are not only inspirational on the sports field. The basketball team’s parent organization, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), is actively involved in charitable ventures..

Speaking at the launch of WE College, Kenyan First Lady Margaret Kenyatta thanked Craig Kielburger and WE Charity for their work in bringing education, health, and water to communities in need

Kenyan First Lady Margaret Kenyatta spoke at the WE College opening ceremony in Narok County on July 17, 2019 with several dignitaries in attendance, including Canadian First Lady Margaret Trudeau and WE Charity co-founder Craig Kielburger.