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OPINION: ‘Morning’ not ‘Mourning’ at Coady Institute
A message from Gord Cunningham, Assistant Director, Coady Institute.
Coffee with Coady
The annual Katherine Fleming International Development Award was created by family and friends in loving memory of Katherine Fleming, StFX ’85 alumna, who dedicated her life to helping overcome child poverty in Africa. This year marks the 33rd anniversary of...
Gambian participant receives Coady Family Global Bursary
The 2018 Diploma in Development Leadership participants traveled to Margaree, Cape Breton where the family of Rev. Dr. Moses Coady hosted them at the family’s homestead and the Coady Tompkins Memorial Library. During the visit, the Coady family presented...
A message from Dr. June Webber
To the StFX community and alumni, partners, and friends of Coady International Institute – I want to share with you the latest news from Coady, and to address the attention the Institute is receiving of late.
Cultivating Networks in Ghana
Yogesh Ghore (Senior Program Staff) is in northern Ghana, where for the past week he has been meeting with Coady partners and graduates in the region.
EMPOWER – Feminism in Zambia
We are pleased to welcome 13 women leaders from Zambia, Ethiopia, and Ghana, to the Coady graduate network. Last week, they each completed a certificate in Women’s Leadership in Community Development in Lusaka, Zambia as part of Coady’s EMPOWER program.
The latest from Coady International Institute
Read the latest edition of The Coady Connection.
Fr. Shaiju Chacko Returns for Fellowship
We are pleased to welcome Fr. Shaiju Chacko (Diploma in Development Leadership, 2011) as he returns to Coady International Institute to complete a Coady Fellowship over the next month.
Local meets Global
As part of the revamped Coady Neighbours Program, Coady is partnering with local organizations to host events where Coady participants and community members can engage, learn, and share with each other.
Coady graduate, Abiodun Essiet
Having acquired much knowledge, skills and field experience in community development, Mrs Essiet said she decided to run for political office due to the gap she saw between government and people in rural communities in Nigeria. Read more.