What happens when health systems are designed with lived experiences as a foundation? They respond better. We can see ourselves in them. Our community members are more likely to engage
This piece was written by: Christiana Onabola, Sean Celi, Sujata Lama, and Trisha Dulku and edited by Xiaoyi Zhu. Header photograph: Timon Wanner. In March, the RADIUS Refugee Livelihood Lab
It’s February, which means it’s Black History Month! A month is simply not enough time to acknowledge all Black history deserving of the spotlight. Honouring and celebrating Black history, culture,
The feature image was borrowed from this online source. The following is a reflection on the RADIUS Me and White Supremacy book circle and an invitation for white privilege-holding changemakers
This photo was taken by Jacqueline Jennings, Director, Fireweed Fellowship. The following piece was written by Candice Day, Program Manager, First Peoples Enterprise Accelerator Program. One of the goals of
RADIUS is seeking two contractors to assist us with partnerships and business development over the next 12 months. Each will play a critical role in helping advance the RADIUS vision
RADIUS is accepting applications for our next Trampoline Business Model Validation Program and Slingshot Accelerator cohorts! APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN We are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for the fall
Decolonizing Practices‘ project Sínulkhay and Ladders was recently awarded Social Innovation Seed Funding. Co-hosted by RADIUS and Embark Sustainability, the Social Innovation Seed Fund allocates up to $1,500 towards change
In February of 2018 RADIUS, in partnership with the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, SFU Public Square, and ALT/Now hosted ReframeWork: a national gathering of thought leaders and innovators focused on
Jillian Read is a writer, communications strategist, impressive person and member of the 2018 RADIUS Fellows. Photos by Matt Hanns Schroeter. I would not say I’ve gone through my life