AFP Canada is committed to the principles of IDEA (inclusion, diversity, equity and access) which guide our work as a national leading voice for the fundraising profession in Canada. Building on the work that is led by AFP Global, AFP Canada's work is guided by our policy on IDEA and norms of behaviour.
In partnership with the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy - Canada, we are focused on two priorities in Canada: 1-Taking meaningful actions on Truth and Reconciliation; and, 2-The IDEAA (inclusion, diversity, equity, access and anti-racism) audit.
AFP in Canada (which is AFP Canada and the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy - Canada) is focused on Truth and Reconciliation as part of our commitment to IDEA (inclusion, diversity, equity and access). Guided by the work from our special working group on Truth and Reconciliation, AFP in Canada is leading the way for AFP to continue taking meaningful actions on this important journey.
September 24, 2024: Phyllis Webstad Shares the Change That’s Possible With a Powerful Story
August 19, 2024: AFP in Canada Report
July 2, 2024: AFP Chapter Spotlight: AFP Canada South
April 24, 2024: AFP Canada 'Embedding IDEA into our work'
April 4, 2024: AFP Canada Apology for Anti-Black Racism
April 2, 2024: AFP in Canada: IDEAA Audit & Sector Benchmarking Research
April 2, 2024: AFP in Canada: IDEAA Audit & Sector Benchmarking Research: Recruitment of Working Group Members
March 19, 2024: AFP Supports a New Career-Track Training for Indigenous Fundraisers
January 23, 2024: Thinking of taking on a volunteer leadership role? ‘Do it,’ say current leaders of AFP
March 23, 2023: AFP Territorial Acknowledgement: ‘We want to open up a conversation’
March 16, 2023: The Impact of AFP in Canada
February 28, 2023: AFP Canada’s Fundraising Narrative on the Road Again with Session at AFP ICON
January 11, 2023: Jennifer Johnstone Grateful and Excited To Be Chairing AFP Canada
December 19, 2022: Ken Mayhew Reflects on His Time as Chair of AFP Canada: An Element of Activism
October 27, 2022: Three Part Series on Truth and Reconciliation - Part One, Before Setting Out
November 3, 2022: Three Part Series on Truth and Reconciliation - Part Two Travelling the Path
November 10, 2022: Three Part Series on Truth and Reconciliation - Part Three Unpacking the Trip
June 24, 2022: The Roots of Philanthropy
February 16, 2022: Embedding Indigenous Perspective Into Our Practice
September 30, 2021: AFP on Truth and Reconciliation: "Actions speak louder …”
October 21, 2020: Indigenous Cultural Training at AFP Chapters: Canadian History Re-learned
September 17, 2020: Reflections on Our Right to Heal
November 20, 2019: Part Two - Connecting the Dots on Sexual Misconduct in teh Philanthropic Sector: The Response
October 31, 2019: Part One - Connecting the Dots on Sexual Misconduct in the Philanthropic Sector: When Women Speak Out
