Black & Abroad aims to displace the hate with pan-African tourism campaign, “Go Back To Africa”
New tech-driven digital campaign reframes the negative message into …
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White Ribbon Canada Launches “Boys Don’t Cry,” a Public Service Announcement by Oscar-nominated Director Hubert Davis
– In conjunction with Anti-Bullying Day, PSA takes a …
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New Coalition Set to Tackle a Major Engineering Challenge: The Profession’s Lack of Women
Student petitions led to the formation of new group working to …
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Right to Play Takes a Stand on Child Oppression in ‘We Rise’
New campaign shines a spotlight on the daily atrocities endured by millions of …
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The Down Syndrome Community Applies To Be The First Humans On The Endangered Species List Effort is part of larger push to secure imperative funding and …
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Second Harvest has turned bread into beer.
The food rescue organization creates “Been a Slice” to raise awareness and funds.
Toronto-based creative agency Bob’s Your …
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New apparel line seeks a PARDON for convicted Canadians
Proceeds go towards Cannabis Amnesty, which is looking to provide assistance to 500,000 Canadians who received …
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“Consequence Strains,” three new cannabis strains that expose the consequences of driving high.
The cannabis information resource Leafly.com lists 779 known marijuana strains, yet whimsical …
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A portrait that gives back.
For a few years now, photographer Dan Bannister has been hosting Portraits for Good at his Toronto studio. For a …
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Casey House Launches First-Ever HIV+ Eatery in Toronto to Bring Awareness of Stigma
Casey House, Canada’s first and only stand-alone hospital for people living with …
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