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The Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership program, at Carleton University, is at & @mpnl on Bluesky.

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In "The State of Philanthropy in Canada: Should We Be Concerned?" Dr. Susan Phillips, C. M. looks at the evidence and argues, emphatically, yes, we should be concerned - and she suggests what can be done.

To read the latest in our series click here: https://t.co/iZaFf3clNa

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“Canada’s Chair in Philanthropy: Embracing Canada’s Building Moment" happens Nov. 10 at 1:00 pm ET!
Drs. Linsey Sherman-Zekulin, Susan Phillips and Jamie Levine Daniel discuss the role of the chair and the proposed centre for research. Register here: https://t.co/L4QtPYASdf

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The PhilanthroThink Podcast is back! MPNL's hosts speak with guest Hilary Pearson, CM, Director of Clarus Foundation, about how a family devoted to public service and her curiosity has shaped her giving.

Check out the episode Spotify, Apple, or YouTube: https://t.co/zpZacxxiSv

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Join us at Carleton University this Thursday, Oct. 1, at 10:30am! Dr. Krystian Seibert talks with Prof. Joannie Tremblay Boire about how to modernize the regulatory framework for philanthropy and charities in Canada.

For details and to register go to: https://t.co/Q9WwkOnbFI

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Welcome to the MPNL program's new Chair in Philanthropy, Dr. Jamie Levine Daniel! Funded by a collaborative group of donors from across the country, the Chair is the first in Canada, and is a key building block in establishing Centre for Philanthropy at Carleton University.

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The MPNL program's July-August newsletter contains a new study, "Walking the Regulatory Line: The Effects of a Disbursement Quota on Foundations."
It also includes a new series, announcements about a new MPNL Alumni Association, and a DAF Report: https://t.co/7IkgSVGb3N

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"Putting Empathy Into Action: Building a Broader, Stronger Culture of Philanthropy in Canada" is a new series from PANL Perspectives. "Why We Should Build a Stronger Culture of Philanthropy" is the first of several instalments. Tell us what you think!
https://t.co/WFFo1TvYXx

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MPNL student Benson Wong Chulasewok shares his experiences in the MPNL program over the past year.
His career started in sales and marketing, leading multicultural initiatives for major telecoms in Canada. Check out what Benson has to say about MPNL: https://t.co/2fIvCQe2Ku

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Join Philanthropic Foundations Canada for its 2026 National Conference! Friends, partners, and leaders in the sector are invited to attend. The theme is this year is "Reciprocity".
For info and to register: https://t.co/uolbW1Onac

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What is philanthropy’s role in democracy? In Canada, how can philanthropy create or revive civic spaces that foster community connection and trust? Join us for our in-person Celebrating Philanthropy event on June 18 in Ottawa: https://t.co/zlgiSVGONJ

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The project is still accepting expressions of interest, particularly from members of the public with a general interest in accountability in civil society - no research or professional experience needed.
For more info go to: https://t.co/Wh51D0vV2e

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Happening in two weeks!
Join us on June 18th in Ottawa for our "Philanthropy and Democracy" panel. Panelists include Holly Bair-Marshall, MPNL, Dr. Bill Cross, Sabreena Delhon, and Amanda Munday. For more info go to: https://t.co/zlgiSVGONJ

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Research led by Prof. Nathan Grasse is looking for focus-group participants for a study about trust, transparency & accountability among charities. Sessions start June 22 & 23. Participants would receive a $75 or $125 gift card per session.
To learn more: https://t.co/MCH6kvjQOS

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@LisaWolverton, President of @fwd_global, talks about "enoughness" with wealthy families. On our PhilanthroThink Podcast, she also talks about "legacy" and how one idea has shaped much of her work: communities know what communities need.
https://t.co/p6WoXkLVsA

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What is philanthropy’s role in democracy? In Canada, how can philanthropy create or revive civic spaces that foster community connection and trust? Join us for our in-person Celebrating Philanthropy event on June 18 in Ottawa: https://t.co/zlgiSVGONJ

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Contract instructor positions in MPNL have been posted: "PANL 5007W: Policy and Program Evaluation" and "PANL 5772A: Philanthropy for Arts and Culture." Applicants should hold at least a Master's degree.

Apply by June 1, 2026. More information here: https://t.co/Ba2tFZ82WA

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Our hosts talk with @LisaWolverton, President of @fwd_global & Director of the Wolverton Foundation about philanthropy, support for organizations overseas & arts access for youth at the Sarah McLachlan School of Music. Listen on YouTube, Apple or Spotify: https://t.co/ZXyohzxcNM

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Contract instructor positions in MPNL have been posted: "PANL 5007W: Policy and Program Evaluation" and "PANL 5772A: Philanthropy for Arts and Culture." Applicants should hold at least a Master's degree.

Apply by June 1, 2026. More information here: https://t.co/Ba2tFZ82WA

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CICP | PCPOB's first briefing note of 2026, "Financing Public Value: How Funding Design Affects the Impact of Canadian Charities" is now available in French and English. In light of the Spring Economic Update, click here to review this timely document: https://t.co/SZRkhYwELq