The program builds on the belief that a good place to live is also a good place to visit. It brings an asset-based and community-driven approach to tourism – building on existing knowledge, skills, and strengths within communities to enhance community wellbeing.
On Friday, June 30, fifty-eight social change leaders from countries around the world celebrated their graduation from one of three on-campus certificate programs: Feminist Advocacy for Agency, Equity, and Justice, Livelihoods and Markets, and Community Led Solutions for Climate Change.
Jul 20 | Please join us for learning and celebration with the 2023 Diploma in Development Leadership participants as they end their 10-week stay with us in Antigonish and prepare to travel to their home communities to implement their change initiatives.
Whether it is in the classroom or in the hallways, there is renewed energy and excitement at St. Francis Xavier University’s Coady Institute as 68 social change makers from 22 countries around the world are now studying on campus.
Congratulations to the 2022-23 Pathy Foundation Fellowship graduates who celebrated the completion of their yearlong journey with a small ceremony on Friday, May 26 at Coady Institute.
Meet the 2023 Diploma in Development Leadership participants.
As you graduate, you also are global citizens in a world with many other challenges which you also must face.
May 24 | Please join us as we welcome the 2023 Diploma in Development Leadership participants to Coady Institute, StFX University, and the Antigonish communities.
Attou Mamat is working in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) to support young students and their educators in preventing and responding to experiences of violence – and she’s doing so through art. Attou’s work is part of a community initiative she designed and is implementing as part of the Pathy Foundation Fellowship at Coady Institute.
The Sister-to-Sister program brings together young feminist leaders – sisters – in an intensive program which fosters crucial solidarity, support and sisterhood, to better equip them for their ongoing work.