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MakeWay has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in July 2021. Resources makewaytogether has populated their site with include: • MakeWay Announces CEO Leadership Transition • Beauty as Belonging: The Sephora Canada Impact Fund at MakeWay - MakeWay • Gillian Staveley: Indigenous leadership & philanthropy in the Yukon • Call for Northern Writers • Sign Up: Harnessing Big Life Changes Webinar • Empowering Self-Determination Through Food: How Gaagige Zaagibigaa is Supporting Households Across Northern Ontario • What the River Asks of Us – To Swim and Speak With Salmon • Treasurer – MakeWay Board of Directors - MakeWay • The Disbursement Quota Matters to Everyone—The Review Should Reflect That - MakeWay • BC Conservation Fund • The Walrus Talks Shifting Power in Philanthropy • A path to climate action through EcoAnalytics' Clean Cities Research • Indigenous Watersheds Initiative Final Report • City Sustainability Webinar Registration • Meet our New Board Members • Exploring Intersections: Gentrification, Environmental Racism, and Systemic Injustice in Black Communities • MakeWay 2025 Year In Review • Celebrating Black pioneers in cancer research • Dr. Waldron: Investigating Environmental Racism • #BlackInCancer Week Highlights The Contributions Of Black People In Cancer Medicine And Research • Community-based Data Management Guide • Search for Slhawt’ on What on Earth? • A New Tool for Evaluating Indigenous Conservation Legal Pathways - MakeWay • NMFCCC Report • makeway.org • Shared Platform Projects • Careers at MakeWay • Our Solutions Toolkit • The Sîhtoskâtowin program gathering • IndigenEYEZ's New Certificate Program • Gaagige Zaagibigaa: Self-Determination Through Food • Watershed Reflections: Celebrating Indigenous-led Watershed Security work across ‘British Columbia’ - MakeWay • Melina Laboucan-Massimo - Honouring the Pause • #NarrativeBack Media Kit • Uncolonizing the workplace using Indigenous Kinship building practices