The coffee industry is notorious for human rights violations & environmental degradation. This organization is determined to change that.The post Reforming the Coffee Industry: Etelle Higonnet of Coffee Watch appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one organization is using innovative methods to create a circular economy for marine plastic wasteThe post Combatting Ocean Plastic Pollution: Chlo Dubois of Ocean Legacy appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Documentary captures case by elder rights lawyer against the for-profit nursing home industry The post Justice for Seniors Neglected in Long-Term Care: Melissa Miller & Helene Klodawsky of Stolen Time appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one activist is trying to dismantle not only the physical barriers in our society but the mental and attitudinal ones tooThe post Fighting for Accessibility: Luke Anderson of the StopGap Foundation appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We speak with the author about a movement transforming the way we approach our health and wellbeing The post A Dose of Social Prescribing: Julia Hotz of The Connection Cure appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

The Olympic champion and mental health advocate talks about her organization Unsinkable and the transformative power of storyThe post Storytelling for Mental Health: In Conversation with Silken Laumann appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Sinclair challenged racism, inequity and the status quo. His tireless advocacy demanded more of Canadians, to do better, to be better.The post Celebrating the Honourable Murray Sinclair: In Conversation with Paul Lacerte appeared first on SEE Change Maga

Filmmaker shares how efforts to revitalize buffalo herds can help sustain the animal, Indigenous people, and the land The post Finding Balance Among the Herd: Tasha Hubbard of Singing Back the Buffalo appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

To tackle homelessness, this charity turned to social finance to fund the development of more affordable housingThe post This Community Bond is Fighting Homelessness: Ryan Collins-Swartz of Tapestry & Nick van der Velde of Indwell appeared first on SEE C

From a theory of change to a strategic plan, the journey was long and complex. But it was worth it. The post Grand Vision to Meaningful Action: Isha Khan of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.