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Vincent Greason

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Vincent Greason is an adult educator who has been actively involved in grassroots community and labour organisations in Québec and Ontario for the past twenty years. He was awarded a $50,000 Alan Thomas Fellowship to examine the role that Quebec’s community-based organizations have played, and continue to play, in the collective life of Quebec’s community movement, focusing particularly on activist groups involved in the defence and promotion of collective rights.

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  • Call for applications for the 2012 Alan Thomas Fellowship

    January 9, 2012 We are pleased to announce the call for applications for the 2012 Alan Thomas Fellowship to Promote Civil Society and Voluntary Action. First awarded in 2008, there are now six Fellowship recipients. The 2012 Fellowship will again be awarded to a leader in the NGO/not-for-profit sector, who would not normally have access [...]

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  • The Carold Institute announces the 2011 Alan Thomas Fellowship award

    June 27, 2011 The Carold Institute announced today the recipient of the 2011 Alan Thomas Fellowship, a $60,000 grant established to provide a sabbatical year to an award applicant wanting to reflect on, and research issues that advance citizenship, participation, and social change.  The 2011 award winner is John B. Cox of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, [...]

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  • Two NGO leaders each awarded $60,000 Carold Institute Alan Thomas Fellowships to advance the understanding of social movements in Canada

    The Carold Institute announced today that two outstanding leaders in the non-governmental sector have been awarded this year’s Carold Institute Alan Thomas Fellowships. Paula Carr has worked in the community services sector for over 30 years in Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. She is currently the Executive Director of the Collingwood Neighbourhood House, a non-profit [...]

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