Weaving meaningful solutions for the challenges of our times

Tapestry offers consulting services in the areas of food systems, housing, gender equity, non-profit capacity building and more. We provide support to our clients with research, facilitation, evaluation, project management, grant writing and community engagement. We work with nonprofits, Indigenous communities and organizations, and all levels of government.

We instigate innovative solutions to pressing issues and work toward resilient communities. We start by asking: What is our vision for the future? How can we work towards that vision in a tangible way?

Co-creating the world we want to live in

Our Practice

Tapestry weaves together the intentions of our clients, robust research and analysis, and community experiences. We do this by working alongside our clients, not just for them. We pride ourselves on supporting meaningful and tangible changes in community, not only writing reports or making recommendations.

What we do:

  • Action Research and Project Development

  • Facilitation and Community Convening

  • Strategic planning and Theory of Change

  • Evaluation and Strategic Learning

  • Arts-Based Engagement 

  • Capacity Building and Courses 

WHO WE’VE WORKED WITH

  • Robyn and Bonnie were a pleasure to work with every step of the way!

    They were knowledgeable, professional, patient, and most of all caring. Their passion for this project and for enhancing gender equity was apparent in their dedication. No aspect of this project was rushed or looked over, every approach was well thought out and initiated. I would happily choose to work with them again! Throughout our three years working alongside Tapestry, they have continued to provide guidance and support in numerous initiatives, ensuring projects met their goals and had real impact on the community and on gender equity. Overall, their involvement in the GEP provided us with the tools to and support we needed to bring the goals of this project to fruition.

    Nicole Green, Kamloops and District Elizabeth Fry Society

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