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Two powerful impressions will stay with me from the 2012 PRI-CBERN Academic Conference on responsible investment.  Firstly, the energy and commitment of the academics and practitioners who came together to […]

Below is a post from Schulich School of Business MBA student James MacDonald. James, a volunteer at the PRI-CBERN Academic Network Conference, provides his insights on the first day of the conference.

What […]

What is spirituality, and how can you show it in the workplace?

The Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax has just launched their Spirit at Work: Creative Video […]

Maquila Solidarity Network (MSN) is a labour and women’s rights organization that supports fair working conditions and standards in order to better the quality of life for their members and families.

In a […]

Originating in 1984, TED began as a means to bring people together to discuss technology, entertainment, and design. Growing now to cover various yearly conferences and forums for discussion, TED’s mission is to […]

This summer, Emerging Markets ESG published an updated database of contacts from all sectors in the socially responsible investment field.

The database is a thorough look at academics, organizations, companies, […]

Oikos International is a leading reference point for the movement towards sustainable development around the world. Members from various academic areas act as mentors to students in Economics and Management on a […]

CBERN will be hosting an upcoming webinar in conjunction with EthicScan, as part of our capacity building program. The webinar is presented by David Nitkin of EthicScan and a representative from the <a href="https://www.ilc.ca/_layouts/ILC/DefaultPages/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f&quot; […]

An excellent resource for business ethics practitioners and scholars, the Shareholders Association for Research and Education (SHARE) offers data, research, and services for those involved in responsible […]

Another video contest has opened up for CBERN participants.

The Olssen Center for Applied Ethics at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business has launched a contest that is encouraging students […]

The following is an update from the Naskapi News and their collaborator Monique Durand, who is working on a summer series that looks at the North. 

At the Jimmy Sandy Memorial School of Kawawachikamach, a […]

Originating in 1984, TED began as a means to bring people together to discuss technology, entertainment, and design. Growing now to cover various yearly conferences and forums for discussion, TED’s mission is to […]

Originating in 1984, TED began as a means to bring people together to discuss technology, entertainment, and design. Growing now to cover various yearly conferences and forums for discussion, TED’s mission is to […]

A new blog is quickly becoming a go-to resource for professionals and academics involved in the mining and resource extraction industries.

Republic of Mining‘s mission is to build awareness among the media, […]

In order to assess progress made and lessons learned from implementing CSR standards, a team from EthicScan has released a comprehensive look at the evolution, content and strengths of fifteen Canadian and […]

A snapshot view of the CBERN PhD Winter Research Meeting 2012
by James MacDonald, MBA Student, Schulich School of Business, York University

Let me start by saying I’m not one for getting intimidated. My […]