The resources here showcase strategies, action plans, policies, and programs from across Canada and internationally to help your organization successfully support gender equity and inclusion in science, engineering, trades and technology (SETT). You can use the search bar to search keywords or select from the categories and/or tags list to help find what you need. To add a resource to our Resource Hub, please contact us at resourcehub@ccwestt-ccfsimt.org.
Differences in the Response of Women’s Voluntary Organizations to Shifts in Canadian Public Policy Executive directors of 351 women’s voluntary organizations and 294 “other” (gender
Canadian Code For Employer-Supported Volunteering The new Canadian Code for Employer-Supported Volunteering is based on the Canadian Code for Volunteer Involvement (CCVI), which was first
Building the Bridge to Employer-Supported Volunteers This study involved a literature review of over 200 documents, a general population phone survey of 1,016 Canadian households,
The Value of Volunteering in Canada A discussion of the economic impact of volunteerism in Canada. Credit: The Conference Board of Canada Date: 2018 View
Leading with Intention: Employer-Supported Volunteering in Canada An indepth discussion on Employer-Supported Volunteer Programs in Canada including case studies, program design, and execution. Credit: Volunteer
Skills-Based Volunteering: A Discussion Paper The purpose of the discussion paper is to provide context for skills-based volunteering by exploring the evolution of volunteerism and
Employee-Supported Volunteering: The Practice and the Promise of Community Engagement A discussion on the value of employee-supported volunteer programs to employers, employees, and the greater
Infograph Employee-Supported Volunteering: The Practice and the Promise of Community Engagement Infograph on Employee-Supported Volunteer Programs. Credit: Volunteer Canada Date: 2014 For more information on
Making a Difference: Strategies for Scaling Social Innovation for Greater Impact This article explores the strategies and dynamics of scaling up social innovations. Social innovation
Five Configurations for Scaling Up Social Innovation: Case Examples of Nonprofit Organizations From Canada Why do so many social innovations fail to have a broad
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CCWESTT acknowledges that our greater science, engineering, trades and technology (or SETT) community is situated on the ceded and unceded traditional territories of First Nation, Inuit, and Métis peoples from coast to coast to coast in what is known as ‘Canada’. CCWESTT fervently believes SETT is enriched through collective relations and knowledge sharing and is committed to helping enhance and build these relations. Full land acknowledgement here.
