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.
Helen Neufeld has always believed in the importance of sharing what you have where there is need. For her, the values of development, peace, and community responsibility were instilled early and have remained central throughout her life.
More than 100,000 women in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Haiti, India, and Tanzania have engaged in community-based activities such as livelihoods and leadership training, advocacy efforts, and community organizing through Engage partner organizations over the past six...
StFX students are invited to apply for a fully funded opportunity to travel to Nepal and participate in a five-day Feminist Leadership Workshop with global activists and community leaders.
From Earth Hour to Earth Day, Coady Institute is marking this season of climate awareness by walking alongside communities and partners across the globe - and close to home - to advance agroecology, biodiversity, and climate resilience in pursuit of a healthier, more...
Coady’s Marian Turniawan travelled to Kenya to help lead a groundbreaking collaborative research process that placed rural women farmers at the heart of the study — not just as subjects, but as co-researchers shaping the future of gender-transformative agroecology.