Welcome to the February edition of the Broadbent Bulletin.This month we looked back on Ed’s legacy, one year after the life of our dear friend, founder, and mentor was celebrated at a State Funeral ...

Dylana Thompson is a trans woman and policy advocate with a Masters in Political Management from Carleton University. She previously worked in MP Randall Garrisons office as principal researcher on ...

Randall Garrison was a Member of Parliament for the New Democratic Party of Canada, elected to the House of Commons in the 2011 federal election, and represented the electoral district of ...

Alumni of the Emerging Leaders Program reflect on the program and Ed Broadbent’s vision of the “Good Society” at the 2024 Progress Summit.

Nominations are now open for the 2025 Jack Layton Progress Prize and 2025 Charles Taylor Prize for Excellence in Policy Research. The deadline for online nomination submissions is Friday, February ...

The Emerging Leaders Program, launched by the Broadbent Institute in 2023, is a training initiative designed to develop early to mid-career organizers and leaders committed to creating a fairer and ...

Center for American Progress President Neera Tanden gave the keynote speech at a Broadbent Institute’s luncheon on “The Progressive Moment” in Ottawa, on May 22, 2013.

From March 28-30, 2014 in Ottawa, the Broadbent Institute held its first annual Progress Summit: a high-profile event that brought together an exciting group of policy experts from across Canada and ...

On September 24, in his 2013 Jack Layton Lecture at Ryerson University in Toronto, Ed Broadbent connected the philosophy and historical successes of social democracy with today’s social and political ...

This edition of the 2023 Ellen Meiksins Wood Lecture was held on Tuesday, May 23rd at an event in partnership with Toronto Metropolitan University’s Faculty of Arts. A special thanks to TMU Dean of ...

The social democratic movement is at a crossroads. We know that the majority of Canadians agree with our ideas, but the majority of Canadians are represented by elected representatives clinging on to ...