PhiLab interviews

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

COVID-19 and Indigenous communities in Western Canada: Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose

Interview with Trea Stormhunter & Gail Bitternose - COVID-19: Revealing Social Inequalities

Lynn Gidluck, co-director of PhiLab's Western Hub interviews Alison Sidney of Community Foundations Canada on her work with the Vital Signs initiative. How can this project help community foundations connect with their communities? Can Vital Signs influence policy on the local level? How do the Sustainable Development Goals fit into the project? Tune in to learn more.Alison is a dynamic personality who’s passionate about sustainable development and its connection to community. As Manager of Strategic Initiatives, Alison is particularly focused on leading Vital Signs, a national initiative designed to measure the impact of community foundations across the country.This podcast is part of PhiLab's special edition on the Demographics of Philanthropy.