Agriculture

by Ashley | Jul 4, 2018

Marie Michael Library Agriculture Annotated bibliography on gender, rapid rural appraisal and participatory rural appraisal AUTHOR(S): BRIDGE (Briefings in Development and Gender) IMPRINT: Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, 1994, 17...

A Voice for the Voiceless: Malawian Graduate Enters Political Race

by Sue Hawkes | Mar 1, 2019 | Alumni, News, Women

Andikuza Litete-Makhumula (Diploma in Development Leadership, 2013; Coady Women’s Fellowship, 2017) is the founder and executive director of Literacy for Change. “I was inspired to establish this NGO after my participation in [Coady’s] Diploma in Development...

Alumni Voice – COVID-19: Rights Awareness through Virtual and Media Engagement (Nigeria)

by Jenny MacDonald | May 27, 2020 | Alumni, Coronavirus Alumni updates, News, Women

Written by Barbara MaigariCitizen-Led Accountability: Strategies and Tools, 2016; Coady Fellowship, 2017 Practice, Adaptations, Innovations One of the challenges in Nigeria’s democratic governance process is the lack of depth of public knowledge on reformed criminal...

Reaching the Hard to Reach

by Ashley | Jun 7, 2018

Reaching the Hard to Reach Comparative Study of Member-Owned Financial Institutions in Remote Rural Areas Study Overview People in remote, rural communities around the world still remain largely underserved with financial services. These rural economies are...

Our History

by Sue Hawkes | Feb 12, 2021

Our History The Antigonish Movement’s philosophy and principles were securely tethered to the daily lives – both the struggles and joys – of the people in early 20th-century northeastern Nova Scotia. “The real world founded the Antigonish Movement.” The Honourable...