Publications

Moving On... A Quick Guide for Nonprofit Workers in Career Transition

Moving On… A Quick Guide for Nonprofit Workers in Career Transition

The Counselling Foundation of Canada supported the creation of this resource for nonprofit ...
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A Coming of Age: Counselling Canadians for Work in the Twentieth Century

A Coming of Age: Counselling Canadians for Work in the Twentieth Century

Compiled by The Counselling Foundation of Canada with foreword written by Stephen Lewis ...
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Other publications we’ve supported

On occasion, the Foundation has supported select research. Below is a list of recent publications.

Toronto Social Capital Study 2022: How well are we connected? Toronto Foundation. 2022.
Soft Skills in Ontario’s Post-Pandemic Hospitality and Food Services Sector. Hospitality Workers Training Centre. 2022.
Volunteers and Decent Work: What’s the Connection? Ontario Nonprofit Network. 2022.
Unfunded: Black Communities Overlooked By Canadian Philanthropy. Network for the Advancement of Black Communities & Carleton University’s Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership program. 2020.

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