Understanding and Working with Government—A Guide to Public Policy Development & Advocacy Bias: Centre Sub-Category: Advocacy Source: CMHO File Type: Guide Overview: A guide to advancing new public policy that endures Web Link: https://www.cmho.org/images/2017%20Conference%20Presentations/Sunday%20Preconference/Boards%20as%20Advocates.pdf

From Clayoquot Sound to Trans Mountain, the power of protest endures Bias: Left Sub-Category: Advocacy Source: The Globe and Mail File Type: Opinion Overview: Power of protesting Web Link: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-from-clayoquot-sound-to-trans-mountain-the-power-of-protest-endures/

The social science behind how change happens Bias: Left Sub-Category: Advocacy Source: Yes Magazine File Type: Study Overview: The social science behind how change happens Web Link: https://www.yesmagazine.org/peace-justice/science-social-change-behavior-20190430?fbclid=IwAR10HI9-HpGo2vUuV_kPHnrFy0vMRrSV9KOh_0fP1R2VCjyK501VAWW6lc0

Government departments are organized vertically, but solving big societal challenges requires horizontal collaboration. Three case studies show it can be done. Bias: Centre Sub-Category: Debate Source: Policy Options File Type: Report/Analysis Overview: How collaborations...

Break through your most challenging conversations. Bias: Centre Sub-Category: Debate Source: MIT File Type: Book/Video Overview: An American example of how we can have conversations in a polarized world Web Link: https://breakingthroughgridlock.com/

The Process of Dialogue: Creating effective communication Sub-Category: Debate Source: Systems Thinker File Type: Guide Overview: How we consult and debate complex political issues Web Link: https://thesystemsthinker.com/the-process-of-dialogue-creating-effective-communication/

Leaders Focus Too Much on Changing Policies, and Not Enough on Changing Minds Bias: Centre Right Sub-Category: Debate Source: Harvard Business Review File Type: Essay/Analysis Overview: Stop focusing on changing policies and focus on...

The New Science of How to Argue—Constructively' Sub-Category: Life Source: The Atlantic File Type: Essay Overview: How to argue constructively Web Link: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/04/erisology-the-science-of-arguing-about-everything/586534/?fbclid=IwAR2J4qNoESi11rpKpZVSC_ERf-FDKIIn27sQEZuPryHh8abR9nAhS1VejpM

Using Story to Change Systems Bias: Centre Sub-Category: Debate Source: Stanford Social Innovation Review File Type: Essay Overview: Using Story to Change Systems Web Link: http://Why%20storytelling%20can%20bring%20about%20systems%20change

Getting to know Canada's nonprofit sector: Why we need better data Sub-Category: Advocacy Source: Imagine Canada File Type: Report Overview: The state of Canada's civic society Web Link: https://www.imaginecanada.ca/en/360/getting-know-canadas-nonprofit-sector-why-we-need-better-data