Dominique Marshall discusses the historical traditions and evolution of Canadian philanthropy

Dominique Marshall recently wrote the third chapter in Intersections and Innovations: Change for Canada’s Voluntary and Nonprofit Sector. An excerpt of her article, “Four Keys to Make Sense of Traditions in the Nonprofit Sector in Canada: Historical Contexts'' is available at PANL Perspectives: carleton.ca/panl/2021/dominiq...
Marshall is a historian in the Department of History at Carleton University. She researches the history of social policies, transnational history of humanitarian aid and human rights, and public life in Canadian history. Some of her current projects include the history of nonprofit and philanthropy and coordinating with the Canadian Network of Humanitarian History.