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Race for Dignity Challenge 2009 Print

The third annual Race for Dignity Challenge will take place on Sunday, July 5, 2009, from 12PM to 8PM, at Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto!

 This event is organized by Dignitas International, a volunteer organization that "dramatically increases access to effective HIV/AIDS-related prevention, treatment, care and support in resource-limited settings through developing and sharing community-based solutions" 

click here for more information via their website.

 
New Dispatches (Volume 2, Issue 5) now available! Print
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Call for Applications - Rotary World Peace Fellowships Print

Call for Applications

The Rotary Foundation announces a call for applications for the 2010-12 Rotary World Peace Fellowships. The deadline for completed applications to be submitted to The Rotary Foundation for these sessions is 1 July 2009.

 Program Synopses

The Rotary Centers for International Studies program offers fellowships for master's degree and professional development certificate study fields related to peace and conflict resolution. Beyond academics, Rotary World Peace Fellows also gain practical skills in conflict resolution appropriate to their individual careers.

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My Experience Out of the Zone Print

By Hana Alazem, Physiotherapy Student, Queen's University

I am a physical therapy student who loves kids, new experiences, traveling the world, and learning new things. These passions led me and a colleague to sign up for an international placement in the rural south of India last fall.

 

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Changes to Handicap International Canada Print

Suspension of Handicap International Canada Recruitment
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Chers collaborateurs et collaboratrices,

Suite à une restructuration de notre organisme, Handicap International Canada a dû suspendre ses activités de recrutement d’expatriés canadiens. Malheureusement, Lyne Caron ne travaille donc plus au sein de notre organisme. Toutefois, nous reconnaissons qu’un grand nombre de professionnels québécois et canadiens détiennent une solide expérience dans nos domaines d’intervention ou correspondent aux profils que nous recherchons. Merci de rediriger leurs requêtes vers les sites de Handicap International France (http://www.handicap-international.fr/rejoindre-lassociation/index.html) et Handicap International Belgique (http://www.handicapinternational.be/Emploi_r204.html).

Merci de votre précieuse collaboration.

Sincères salutations,

 Nancy DeGraff

Directrice / Director

 

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