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Deux activistes engagés au sein de mouvements communautaires ont reçu chacun une bourse de 60 000 $ de la Fondation Carold pour accroître la compréhension des mouvements sociaux au Canada

La Fondation Carold a annoncé aujourd’hui l’octroi de la bourse Alan Thomas à deux leaders exceptionnels du secteur non gouvernemental. Paula Carr a travaillé pendant plus de 30 ans dans le secteur des services communautaires, au soutien du leadership au sein des organisations locales en Ontario, en Saskatchewan et en Colombie-Britannique. Paula est actuellement directrice exécutive [...]

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 centre [...]

Hommage à Raymond DesRochers

Raymond DesRochers a été un collègue, parfois dans l’univers de l’éducation des adultes, parfois dans le monde de la coopération internationale, parfois dans la défense des droits des minorités francophones, mais toujours dans des luttes pour la défense des droits des minorités et pour la justice sociale. En 2009 et 2010 il était candidat pour la [...]

Tribute to Raymond DesRochers

Raymond DesRochers was a faithful friend and collaborator to many Carold Board members. He was a colleague in many different domains – in adult education, in international cooperation, and in the defense of francophone minority rights – always in the broader struggle to promote social justice. A candidate for the Alan Thomas Fellowship in both [...]

Call for Proposals 2010 | Application Procedure | Application Deadline
Alan Thomas Fellows :
Peggy Edwards (2009) • Vincent Greason (2009) • Penny Goldsmith (2008)

The Carold Institute Alan Thomas Fellowship to Promote Civil Society and Voluntary Action has been established to promote greater public understanding of the significance of voluntary action and to strengthen leadership for civil society and democratic/voluntary action.

The fellowship is intended to provide a sabbatical to a leader in theNGO/non-profit sector, who would not normally have access to a sabbatical leave. It is hoped that the a

ward will free the recipient, at a transitional moment in his or her professional development, to make a significant contribution to the NGO/non-profit sector through research and possible publication or dissemination in the medium of the applicant’s choice (e.g. film, exhibit, performance piece).

Applications are invited in 2011 for projects that fit within the broad scope of promoting civil society and voluntary action.

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