June 21, 2022 is National Indigenous Peoples Day—a day to celebrate Indigenous peoples and honour our…
Five members of CESO’s Indigenous and Northern Services team attended the Indigenous Prosperity Forum hosted by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) in Gatineau, Quebec from May 4 to May 5, 2022.
For more than 20 years, Diane and Bear Baker have been running the Wildhorse Ranch in Alberta, an educational experiential wellness retreat facility.
In August 2021, in the midst of a pandemic, I accepted my first virtual assignment with CESO. For several years, I have been on overseas volunteer assignments, sharing my skills as an executive chef. I felt nervous to provide training virtually.
March 8 is International Women’s Day—a day to recognize and celebrate the social, economic…
Training in business development and digital marketing from CESO Advisors Bryan Marshman and Howard Gosselin gave Crystabelle the support she needed to get her dream back on track.
February 6 to 12 is International Development Week—a time to celebrate Canadian contributions to eradicating poverty and building a more inclusive more prosperous world.
Driven to improve livelihood opportunities in Ngorongoro, the Pastoral Livelihood Support and Empowerment Program (PALISEP) responded by seeking funding to bring clean water to the district. CESO was there to lend support, providing training in project management and proposal writing.
November 30 is Giving Tuesday, a day where people around the world come together to give to the causes they believe in. Will you support our partners as they recover and reimagine prosperity?
“Our Elders tell us that when you teach a child to think with their…
In Addis Ababa, a local organization has been leading the charge to protect and empower women with disabilities throughout Ethiopia.
TORONTO, October 14, 2021 – CESO announces the election of a new chair and new membership to its board of directors, effective September 16, 2021.
This past year, we focused our drive and expertise to support those navigating the global…
The COVID-19 pandemic has left Côte d’Ivoire reeling from lost business and rising joblessness. But even before the crisis took hold, in many communities, families had been struggling to put food on the table.
With fertile lands, extensive coastlines and diverse flora and fauna, the Philippines is a country rich in natural resources. Nestled at the foot of Mount Banahaw, an active volcano, the community of Pinagdanlayan has managed to capitalize on their local environment while creating opportunities for the local community.
Each day of work at the White Buffalo Road Healing Lodge is a little bit different for Rick Crognale, but his passion for the mission remains the same.
Radio Génération in Ivory Coast, the Marie-Esther Foundation’s radio station and…