We document and publish the leadership stories of Latin Americans shaping Canada — then place the book in libraries and community spaces nationwide.
The Latinos Who Inspire in Canada book is a national, bilingual editorial work that documents leadership stories and places the printed book across Canadian libraries. Print edition in EN/FR; digital in ES.
We prioritize public access. Learn more about Canadian library networks at Toronto Public Library.
Every CAD $22 funds one donated copy — printing, shipping, admin. This cycle’s goal is CAD $50,000 (≈ 2,273 books).
Suggested one-time gifts
Canadian business and public policy leader known for corporate communications and reputation management. As President & CEO of Changemakers (formerly Argyle), he helped build a 175-person, $40M advisory firm. Former senior advisor in Canada’s federal government; lecturer at Queen’s University since 1996; multilingual. Recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal.
Peruvian-Canadian civil engineer and leading climate voice in Canada. Former Dean and professor at Université Laval; research on pollution and urban sustainability. Appointed to the Senate in 2016; advances energy transition, sustainable finance and environmental justice with scientific rigor and a human-centred approach.
Ecuadorian-Canadian former banker and current MP for Newmarket–Aurora (Conservative). Elected April 28, 2025; member of the Standing Committee on Finance. Brings private-sector experience in M&A and restructuring to champion competitiveness, responsible public finances and SME growth.
A national, bilingual editorial work: a living book-archive plus a digital platform. We measure and report real-world circulation — copies in libraries, provinces covered, citations — and reinvest 100% into the next edition.
Underwriting the print run, “Book in Community” fund, logistics, accessibility & translation, volume purchases, matching.
Your donation funds interviews, editing, and free access across Canada.
