Neha Chollangi

1 week ago | futureofgood.co | Neha Chollangi

Series - 2024 Young Impact Leaders As Indigenous ownership of clean energy projects is increasing across Canada, the efforts of Indigenous youth in the sector is crucial. “I think the landscape is actually changing, and it's not going to be possible to move ahead with the old way of doing things.”  Future of Good journalism and events produce insightful analysis and knowledge you need to work and grow.

3 weeks ago | therover.ca | Neha Chollangi |Christopher Curtis

Illustration: Chris CurtisWhen President Donald Trump announced his plan for mass deportations of people in the United States, specifically those under the Temporary Protection Status (TPS), Canadians assumed that those under attack would flee north. At a campaign in British Columbia earlier this month, Liberal Leader Mark Carney said that the influx of migrants coming into Quebec from the U.S. is “unacceptable” and that the U.S. cannot be sending all their asylum seekers to Canada.

1 month ago | futureofgood.co | Neha Chollangi

Series - 2024 Young Impact Leaders In an age where AI has the potential to transform every element of our modern lives, teaching youth how to understand and interact with AI is more important than ever. As technology and social impact continue to generate conversation, looking at it through the lens of youth can help to understand the new approaches to AI. Future of Good journalism and events produce insightful analysis and knowledge you need to work and grow.

2 months ago | futureofgood.co | Neha Chollangi

Series - World Education Services: Trust Based Philanthropy A deeper look into participatory grantmaking as a whole and how some of those approaches are a model to help implement trust-based philanthropy. RADIUS’ Refugee Livelihood Lab has been around since 2017, but for the first time, they’re in the midst of their own participatory grantmaking project. Future of Good journalism and events produce insightful analysis and knowledge you need to work and grow.

Jan 31, 2025 | therover.ca | Neha Chollangi |Christopher Curtis

At the site of the container village in Gatineau’s Vieux-Hull neighbourhood, where a homeless encampment sits just on the other side of the fence. PHOTO: Neha ChollangiStay tuned for a French translation of this article coming very soon. Jimmy Wilson’s world took a turn four and a half years ago. He used to work for a property management company in Gatineau where he checked on newly-built houses to make sure the foundation and heating were functional. In 2020, the company shut down operations.