We are pleased to welcome two new team members, and announce a new role for a Coady colleague. Our warmest welcome to Martha Fanjoy and Emilie Chiasson, and congratulations to Yogesh Ghore.
A Warm Welcome to New Coady Staff
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Coady News
Graduates Research Women’s Peace and Security in Cameroon
A group of Coady graduates in Cameroon have come together to map efforts within the country to improve women’s peace and security, with the ultimate goal of identifying opportunities and next steps.
Coady Grad Making Big Impact in Nepal
The Government of Nepal has appointed Coady graduate, Saloni Singh to the country’s National Planning Commission (NPC).
Circle of Abundance E-Zine
New from Circle of Abundance – Amplifying Indigenous Women’s Leadership is an online magazine aimed to highlight the experiences of Circle of Abundance program graduates, mentors, Elders, staff, and advisors.
Youth Leaders Engage in Community Building
Meet Pathy Fellows Lauren Sobot and Ben Heywood-MacLeod and learn more about their community initiatives and Fellowship experiences.
Event: Labour Rights during COVID-19 – An International Perspective
Join us for the fourth in a series of webinars presented by Coady Institute, StFX Extension, and the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour focused on the Future of Work and Workers.
Annual Appeal 2021
Throughout the pandemic Coady continues to support and engage with community leaders working on the ground where change needs to happen the most, prioritizing youth, women, Indigenous leaders, and particularly participants from developing countries. Please consider supporting Coady International Institute so we may continue to offer educational programming for emerging and established community leaders with a passion for social change.
Anthony Scoggins Retires from Coady Institute
Join us in congratulating Anthony Scoggins on his retirement from Coady Institute and StFX University.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation | Orange Shirt Day
September 30 | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. Today, and every day, we strive to repair relationships with each other as we acknowledge the many tragedies Indigenous people across this country have endured – particularly through the residential school system. We wear orange today to acknowledge all who have been affected by – and lost to – violence against Indigenous peoples and harmed by our colonial history and ongoing practices.
Working While Black
September 29 | Working While Black will address some of the behaviours Black Workers in Nova Scotia face every day in their workplaces. Join us as we learn of some of the challenges facing those who provide counselling and other psychological services to those same Black workers.