
My thoughts and opinions on the world of philanthropy and the fundraising profession and the ways it intersects with our lives. Life is complex and messy, and this Substack will be as well.
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A photo of the TEDxPugwash stage in May 2026 ( by me)
Friends, this is my last post before I take a sabbatical in the month of June. And by sabbatical, I mean, have a laparoscopic abdominal surgery on June 15 (painful and likely some good...
Photo by Jeremy Perkins on Unsplash
On Saturday, I sat in a circle.
Not a committee. Not a task force. Not a working group with terms of reference and a mandate to report back to a Minister. A simple circle. Seating was arranged so that n...
A photo from the cliffs at Lawrencetown Beach, Nova Scotia.
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Well friends, we are barreling straight ahead into summer here in the Maritimes. In Canada, we had what we affectionately refer to as the “May Two-Four” weekend (a...
A photo of the TEDxPugwash stage from the dress rehearsal (shadow, by me).
Last weekend, I returned to a place where I once experienced some of the weirdest and most disturbing moments of my career.
On May 3, 2026, I stood on a stage in P...
Hi friends,
I will be heading up to Pugwash, Nova Scotia this weekend to participate in a TEDx talk, which means my post will be delayed next week.
If you are interested in learning more about the TEDx event please visit: https://tedxpugw...
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Liz (she/her) is proud to call herself a fundraiser and a feminist. Liz is an outspoken advocate and activist based in Punamu'kwati'jk (Dartmouth, Nova Scotia).
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