Our mission is to strengthen environmental nonprofit leadership. The Sustainability Network works with environmental non-profits to make them more effective and efficient. By improving management and leadership skills and fostering organizational development, we help to strengthen the environmental community.
Sustainability Network is Canada’s leading hub for convening, advising, and mobilizing the environmental not-for-profit community, its leaders, and partners.
Delivering high-quality learning and training programs that address key needs of leaders in the sector.
Convening partners and stakeholders around key issues to achieve collective impact.
Serving as the trusted source for professional development opportunities and insights for Canadian ENGO leaders.
Facilitating collaborations with governments, foundations, or corporations, and their ENGO grantees and partners to launch and scale innovative programs and projects that strengthen the sector.
Seeking international and cross-sectoral opportunities for Canadian ENGOs to learn from and collaborate with new and non-traditional partners to advance their shared goals.
Planning for long-term operational resilience with a sustainable financing strategy and sound governance.
Being the go-to organization for governments, foundations, corporations and others seeking to work with Canadian ENGOs to make a positive impact.
Rigorously evaluating and enhancing partner and client relationships.
Ensuring our events, communications, and daily operations demonstrate economic, social, and environmental sustainability.
The Story of Self, Story of Us was a storytelling project we undertook with Rani Sanderson of StoryCentre Canada in 2016 to capture the key narratives of our early years. We approached founders, directors and key ENGO leaders to tell us how they got into environmental work and how they initially connected with Sustainability Network within a ~5 minute digital story.
Bruce Lourie, Ivey Foundation
Mark Bisset, Couchiching Conservancy
Ranjana Mitra, Community Environment Alliance
Mike Morrice, formerly of Green Economy Canada
Kathleen Padulo, Chiefs of Ontario
Nidhi Tandon, Networked Intelligence for Development
Devon Page, Ecojustice
David Love, Agents of Good