This edition of the Coady Institute newsletter celebrates the strength of its global community through stories of leadership, learning, and impact.
This edition of the Coady Institute newsletter celebrates the strength of its global community through stories of leadership, learning, and impact.
As both a long-time staff member and donor, Lola hopes Coady will continue to champion citizen-led development and the transformative learning that has defined the Institute for generations.
Participants from the Samaan Aawaaj / Equal Voice project will gather August 17 to 21 in Nepal for a Feminist Leadership Workshop. The workshop brings together participants, feminist leaders from across the Indo-Pacific region, and two St. Francis Xavier University...
Coady graduate and Katherine Fleming International Development award recipient Kate Ibeanusi (Diploma in Development Leadership 2014) writes about her efforts to bring about positive social change in Nigeria through Sheerah Verenda Full Life Initiative (formerly...
StFX students Maria Young and Fiona Boyd have been selected to travel to Nepal this August through Coady Institute’s Samaan Aawaaj (Equal Voice) project. They will join feminist leaders from across the Indo-Pacific region for a week of learning, dialogue, and cross-cultural exchange on leadership and social change.
The first year of the Samaan Aawaaj / Equal Voice project has demonstrated the power of local leadership, collective action, and inclusive participation in strengthening democratic spaces in Nepal and Bangladesh.
From global gatherings in East Africa to local initiatives in Nova Scotia, this edition highlights the impact of the global Coady community while inviting readers to explore upcoming learning opportunities focused on leadership, resilience, peacebuilding, and community development.
A visit to Tanzania and Kenya gave StFX Academic Vice President Dr. Amanda Cockshutt a powerful first-hand look at the profound global impact of Coady Institute and its community-led development programs.
Every month, we are inspired by updates from Coady graduates leading change in communities around the world. In this feature, we spotlight stories, reflections, and words of wisdom shared by members of our global Coady community since our last newsletter.
The Ships of 1801 Society has focused recent productions on the Keppoch, an area of Antigonish County settled by Scottish and Irish immigrants. This year’s show has connections to Coady Institute and the Antigonish Movement.