Recorded live at the Ottawa, Ontario relaunch of Cardus—October 16, 2008.
Civic, social, cultural and economic flourishing requires a new and different arrangement of social institutions. The last two generations have increasingly built
an undifferentiated society—meaning, simply, we naturally default to fewer and fewer institutions to solve...
Launched at Think Different, Cardus published a compilation of some of the most creative ground level thinkers and doers on public religion and urban policy. Read a Review!
Including:
- Introduction by Michael Van Pelt, President of Cardus
- Bev Sandalack, Director Urban Lab (University of Calgary)
- Cheri DiNovo, MPP Parkdale-High Park
- Chris Cuthill,...
In 2010 Cardus and the Centre for Cultural Renewal merged into one culture-change organization. What each does well, it will continue to do. What both can do better together is the unifying journey that begins now.
After a decade of parallel journeys, the Cardus Centre for Cultural Renewal is marshalling the collective resources, influence, social...
"The Persistence of Civil Religion in Modern Canada,"
presented by the Cardus Centre for Cultural Renewal.
To be held at the Rideau Club in Ottawa on Wednesday, October 20, at 7:30 pm, the event is free to attend, but registration is required: RSVP now.