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As part of our SE spotlight series, CSED recently sat down with Shelley Robinson, executive director of National Capital FreeNet, to learn more about their social enterprise, the work they do, and
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As part of our SE spotlight series, CSED recently sat down with Shelley Robinson, executive director of National Capital FreeNet, to learn more about their social enterprise, the work they do, and
Fighting addiction by helping people find connection and acceptance in a safe environment. As part of our SE spotlight series, CSED recently sat down with Jon Ruby, founder of Carlington
As part of our SE Profile series, CSED recently sat down with Elspeth McKay, the out-going Executive Director of Operation Come Home, to learn more about her pending (semi) retirement,
The Centre for Social Enterprise Development is pleased to announce the appointment of Kevin Holmes, Elspeth McKay and Osman Naqvi to its Board of Directors, effective August 31, 2021. “On
As part of our SE Profile series, CSED recently sat down with Abhijit Potdar, founder of Nutrition Blocs, to learn more about what they do, the people they serve, and
Open Collaboration for Cognitive Accessibility, operating in both French and English, provides a unique and innovative platform for the co-creation of solutions for inclusive communities. It brings together persons living
As part of our SE Spotlight series, CSED recently sat down with Jay Young, Project Manager with Carebridge Community Support, to learn more about the Neighbourhood Tomato Community (NTC) Farm
CSED recently sat down with Eva Cohen, Founder & Principal of Civil Protection Youth Canada to learn more about the organization and the people they serve. What does your social
The Centre for Social Enterprise Development (CSED) is a connector and capacity builder which champions social enterprise as a way to create stronger and more caring communities. As a nonprofit organization, all proceeds are reinvested back into our programs and services.
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