Corporate Social Justice
SkillsCamp is a social impact organization driven by a commitment to do well by doing good. Since 2016, we’ve partnered with non-profits and community groups to provide affordable skills development to priority communities.
Beyond soft skills training, we support social justice initiatives through education, digital wellbeing, and entrepreneurship, focusing on underrepresented communities and promoting equitable opportunities for all.
We’re committed to a sustainable future for all.
At SkillsCamp, we proudly support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by ensuring that our company and our programs not only support individual and organizational growth but also contribute to a more sustainable and equitable future for all.
SDGs We Support
No Poverty
SkillsCamp helps reduce poverty by providing individuals with essential soft skills, such as communication, adaptability, and personal branding, that are critical for success in today’s global job market. We’ve also worked with non-profits and community centers to offer job-skilling workshops, resume building, and interview preparation.
Good Health and Well-being
SkillsCamp promotes mental well-being by offering programs on resilience, stress management, and psychological safety in the workplace. We teach leaders to foster supportive environments that prioritize mental health, emotional intelligence, and employee well-being.
Decent Work and Economic Growth
By equipping individuals and organizations with the soft skills needed for professional success, SkillsCamp drives productivity and fosters inclusive, sustainable economic growth, ensuring that workplaces thrive in today’s fast-changing economy.
Reduced Inequality
SkillsCamp has worked across diverse industries, countries, and sectors—partnering with global organizations, non-profits, and governments—to provide equitable access to skills training, helping reduce inequalities in education, employment, and opportunities.
Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
SkillsCamp contributes to building peaceful and inclusive workplaces by offering training in conflict resolution, communication, and leadership, ensuring institutions are just, accountable, and foster a culture of collaboration and transparency.
Partnerships for the Goals
Through collaboration with businesses, educational institutions, non-profits, and governments, SkillsCamp strengthens global partnerships aimed at achieving sustainable development, sharing knowledge and resources to drive positive impact through skills development.
Center for Digital Wellbeing
> $100,000
invested in ensuring #SafeSocial for all
SkillsCamp is committed to the Center for Digital Wellbeing
The Center for Digital Wellbeing (formerly #SafeSocial) is a not-for-profit focused on promoting the informed use of technology to enhance overall wellbeing.
We aim to support individuals across all sectors—parents, teachers, policymakers, and more—through research, resources, and education. With over $100,000 invested in ensuring #SafeSocial for all, our partnership with SkillsCamp empowers everyone to achieve digital wellbeing.
The center aims to support more than 1,000,000 students with their digital well-being.
To date, the Center for Digital Wellbeing has:
Reached nearly
4 Million
views through Bailey Parnell’s TED Talk alone on this subject.
Impacted more than
7 Million
people worldwide with our 5 steps towards #SafeSocial
The Center for Digital Wellbeing relies on donations to support its outreach programs. And the need has never been greater.
- Many young adults report that their online connections have increased, but they feel less like they belong to their communities
- Canada-wide data suggests that despite being highly social, 47% of young adults aged 18-34 years old described themselves are very isolated
- 72% of parents of children in grades K-12 say their kids are spending more time on screens compared with before the outbreak
- Prevalence rates of media addiction ranged from 20 to 70% and studies showed that this grew due to the pandemic
- 71% reported increases in stress and anxiety since pre-pandemic
How We Help
SkillsCamp has provided more than $100,000 to fund the Center for Digital Wellbeing’s programs and outreach.
Additionally, SkillCamp provides content development and ongoing support of research, ensuring the Center for Digital Wellbeing’s programming reflects the most recent methodologies for supporting youth, educators, parents, and workplaces to engage with tech, digital, and social media in safe and healthy ways.
SkillsCamp is committed to supporting digital wellbeing for all.