@ADRPtweets To me, a culture of care is about creating authentic relationships with colleagues, donors and other stakeholders. I cultivate a culture of care by showing up as my authentic self, listening to what’s important to others and leaning into our foundation’s values.
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Yowza. Super disappointing to see both #BillC6 and #BillC10 left on the table. Both these bills are super important (for totally different reasons). 😢😡
Today is Red Dress Day. It is a day when we honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls & gender diverse people. We remember & uplift them. We support their families. We recognize this disproportionate violence as a national tragedy. We advocate for change. #MMIWG2S
“Disaster Girl,” perhaps one of the most recognizable members of the unofficial meme hall of fame, is now an NFT worth half a million dollars. The 4-year-old girl from the photo, now a college student, plans to pay off student loans and donate to charity. https://t.co/cmJrm3qMbA
An org that serves musicians in crisis used AI to develop songs that might have been by “the 27 club” to show what’s been lost to the mental health crisis. Not sure it’s an effective campaign as the message is lost in the novelty but kinda cool? https://t.co/jVmDO35LEZ #film4230
The people most likely to be hit by the 3rd wave, are the same people less likely to be protected by Ontario’s shutdown.
Low income, racialized, frontline workers have been hardest hit by COVID-19.
Want to protect them? Paid sick leave & an expedited vaccine rollout, to start.
Corus and @BanffMedia are pleased to launch the 2021 Corus Apprentice Program: Lifestyle Showrunner to train the next generation of showrunners from underrepresented communities in the lifestyle and unscripted genre.
Apply by April 26. Please visit: https://t.co/lM5of4R7l5
“If you don't see the book you want on the shelves, write it.”—Beverly Cleary, who passed away yesterday, March 25, at 104 years old
(📷: Christina Koci Hernandez)
Starting this week our exceptional Toronto Public Library team will be calling their 35,000 members over the age of 70 to help them register for vaccines.
A robust vaccination campaign requires outreach to every resident in every corner of our city. @torontolibrary@vbowlestpl
Premier Doug Ford says the reason vaccines are sitting in freezers in Ontario is because of concerns over supply running out.
He said the province doesn't want to be forced to cancel and re-book appointments.
The premier also acknowledged this has never happened in Ontario.
Interesting article investigating new social revenue models and platforms that are being rapidly created in an attempt to monetize everyday interactions. #film4230 https://t.co/9PGDpzFsZF