Alison Brewin
Alison BrewinAlison is dedicated to lifting BC’s non-profit sector. She has done lots of cool non-profit sector things (see alisonbrewin.ca for deets) some fancy, but mostly on the ground, in the weeds. She has kids, a wife and pets who make her even cooler.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | alisonbrewin.substack.com |
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Purpose and People
Recent news about the Canadian Immigration Museum and Oxfam UK tell us stories about why having an altruistic purpose does not save an organization from treating its people badly. In the case of the Canadian Immigration Museum, an organizat...
5 things that make people-attracting, people-staying organizations
After many years in this sector of ours (non-profit in case any of you weren’t paying attention, which is ok, things happen, life is distracting), I have concluded that there are 5 elements of great non-profit workplaces. They are probably ...
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Myths and Fantasies in the Non-profit sector: Growth is always good, right?
You don’t have to be a part of a non-profit organization to know that our world, our colonial-corporate designed world, is obsessed with growth as goal of all things. The drive to create or take something over, then expand, grow, and consum...
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Alison is dedicated to lifting BC’s non-profit sector. She has done lots of cool non-profit sector things (see alisonbrewin.ca for deets) some fancy, but mostly on the ground, in the weeds. She has kids, a wife and pets who make her even cooler.
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