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Catalyst: Ideas for Change
FST's bi-annual magazine, Catalyst: Ideas for Change, is distributed to FST members, volunteers, friends and supporters. The magazine examines issues and trends affecting the people of Toronto and demonstrates how the work of Family Service of Toronto addresses these issues and has a positive impact on our communities.
To order a printed copy of the current or past issue of Catalyst, please call 416 595 9230 ext. 225 or e-mail: catalyst@familyservicetoronto.org.
Catalyst is
also available on-line in HTML format.
Catalyst on-line sometimes includes additional stories and articles
about our work. We welcome your comments.
Read
Spring/Summer 2008 issue.
We encourage our subscribers and readers to take part in our efforts to make Catalyst an even better magazine. Catalyst on-line offers readers the opportunity to comment on each article as well as to give ideas and suggestions for future articles. You can also e-mail us at: catalyst@familyservicetoronto.org
Previous Catalyst issues:
Fall/Winter 2007: This issue of Catalyst focuses on Changemakers – individuals and groups who through their actions, big or small, have shifted the conversation, forged a new model or taken a step that brought about positive changes in the lives of Torontonians. Available on-line
Spring/Summer 2007: In this issue, Catalyst examines the role of family and how families are evolving, the universal and specific challenges they face, and the impact of societal trends on their wellbeing. Available on-line
Fall/Winter 2006: Dedicated to finding solutions today for Toronto's tomorrow. Available on-line.
Spring/Summer 2006: Examined the subject of violence-from headline-making gun violence to the harm done behind closed doors.
Fall/Winter 2005: Analyzed capacity/community building efforts within Toronto neighbourhoods with a focus on newcomers and homeless communities.
Spring/Summer 2005: Dedicated to the subject of inclusion, focusing on FST Toronto's work with marginalized people, including those with intellectual disabilities.
