The Potluck Cafe Society is an award-winning social enterprise the employs neighbourhood residents in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Naved Noorani talks about what's changed since COVID 19.

The BC Tech for learning society has been around for 26 years and in that time they have worked with comminutes and government to provide over 180,000 computers to not for profit organizations. Mary Em Waddington talks about the challenges of keeping us connected.

How do we imagine a new world when we are in a crisis? Dara Parker discusses what a new normal could look like and how the Vancouver Foundation is responding to an urgent need as well as planning for a brighter future.

Jessica Lifely talks about the Electronic Recycling Association and the way they keep organizations and individuals connected.

Why does violence against women and children increase when there is a crisis? The Executive Director of the Battered Women's Support Services - Angela Marie MacDougall explains why, what they are doing about it, and why they need our help.

Tony and Michael Wallace are “changemakers” doing their very best to make a difference. In this episode, they share some personal stories about their family, life in Jamaica and London, racism, their desire to help kids in the neighborhood, no matter where they live.

Jessie talks about a belonging lens, a simple compass and raw emotion to help us re-connect to our values and relationships and re-discover our incredible diversity, the wisdom and the gifts that lie within it.

Megaphone is a magazine sold on the streets of Vancouver and Victoria by homeless and low-income vendors looking for a way out. Suzanne Kilroy, Julia Aoki and Will Pearson join us to talk about how they save lives and create significant social change.

Good Pitch Vancouver brings together documentary filmmakers with foundations, NGOs, philanthropists, policymakers, brands and media around leading social and environmental issues - to forge coalitions. Sue Biely talks about the key issues independent film producers have ensuring impact and how "Story Money Impact" brought Good Pitch to Vancouver.

Our conversation is with Barbara Coates and Tom Littlewood.
We talk about the origins of Dans Legacy, the various programs that they have, some of the “upstream” issues regarding trauma, homelessness and addiction and how we can understand them better.