Participants, staff, partners, and community members gathered in Coady’s Marie Michael Library Thursday, May 23 as the OceanPath Fellowship 2018-2019 cohort presented community learnings from their yearlong fellowship, which included the design and implementation of a unique community initiative over a nine-month community phase.
“We are going back home – leaving Coady – as better leaders. We are going home having learned that leadership begins with us.” – Daisy Rono (Asset-Based and Citizen-Led Development, 2019)
Participants will work closely with Nobel Women’s Initiative, Coady Institute, and outside facilitators to build advocacy and communications skills, as well as to meet with experts working in related areas. Deadline to apply is Monday, June 17, 2019.
June 3 – 6 The world’s largest conference on gender equality and the health, rights, and wellbeing of girls and women, Women Deliver, will take place in Vancouver, Canada in June 2019. Coady graduate Musola Cathrine Kaseketi (Diploma in Development Leadership, 2018) will speak at a session titled, The Power of Breaking Barriers: Systemic change, individual gain.
Participants have arrived for spring certificates! Coady's student services team have been busy providing tours and orientation of facilities and services, while facilitators began classroom sessions on Monday (May 13) afternoon. Fourteen leaders from 11 countries are...
MEDIA RELEASE Coady International Institute and Fundación Educacion Popular en Salud (EPES) to offer regional Women’s Leadership course in Chile Women leaders from Central and South America have a new opportunity to build their leadership skills and learn to better...
Thursday, May 23 – Please join us for a presentation by the 2018-2019 OceanPath fellows. During their yearlong fellowship, each fellow designed and implemented an initiative in a chosen community. Now, they will present on their experience, learning, and impact.
Senator and former Coady director Mary Coyle hosted Coady's Executive Director Gord Cunningham, and Director Women and Indigenous Programming Eileen Alma, May 7 for a tour of Parliament of Canada. Gord and Eileen are in Ottawa to meet with partner...
Coady staff, associates, and partners share their research and experiences in this three-part Innovation Series. These publications will help academics and community change leaders explore new ways of thinking, practicing, and teaching.
Coady International Institute is pleased to announce a fellowship for Indigenous women graduates living around the world.