Many municipalities in Canada have or are currently undergoing street renaming campaigns. These provide different groups a chance to shine a spotlight on special people or events that have made a local difference. Now is …
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The UNCRC was signed in 1989, and it was a bold step for defining children’s rights worldwide. However, many things have changed since then, such as the climate crisis and the widespread use of digital …
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Lonnie Chavis, child-star of This Is Us, spoke at a WE Day event in Manitoba. Afterwards, he was happily surprised by an impromptu snowball fight with Craig and fellow attendees. As the snowballs flew, the …
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In five years, millennials will make up 75% of the workplace. Surveys show that the social and environmental commitments of a company are a big deciding factor for millennials when accepting a job offer. If …
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Any serious company that creates a business goal needs to also use tools to measure its success in reaching that goal. Shouldn’t the same be true for charities? When metrics and results are quantified, both …
CEOs tend to zoom in on daily operations and issues covered in quarterly reports, while boards tend to zoom out and take a broader point of view, thinking in years or even decades. When corporate …
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.