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A minimum of eight years professional experience working in the field of women’s rights or relevant professional experience in social justice or human rights broadly, international work experience is preferred;
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Un minimum de huit ans d'expérience professionnelle travaillant dans le domaine des droits de la femme ou une expérience professionnelle pertinente dans la justice sociale ou les droits de l'homme largement, expérience de travail internationale est préférée;
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Christopher Duddek is a statistician at Statistics Canada. He has 23 years of experience working in the field of survey methodology and has published three peer-reviewed papers in this area. Education: Masters of Science, University of British Columbia.
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M. Christopher Duddek, statisticien à Statistique Canada, possède 23 années d'expérience dans le domaine des techniques d'enquête, sujet auquel il a consacré trois articles évalués par des pairs. Études : maîtrise en sciences, Université de la Colombie-Britannique.
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James has served as a foundation executive and community sector consultant with nearly two decades of experience working in the field of philanthropy. He has guided or advised on a wide range of programs that support the emergence of community leadership, or that help organizations uncover new possibilities for their programming and operations in order to be strategic, authentic and enduring in their impact.
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James a été cadre et consultant du secteur communautaire pour la fondation; il possède plus de vingt ans d’expérience de travail dans le domaine de la philanthropie. Il a guidé ou conseillé un vaste éventail de programmes qui appuient l’émergence du leadership communautaire ou aident les organismes à découvrir de nouvelles possibilités de programmation et de fonctionnement afin d’exercer un impact stratégique, authentique et durable. De 2002 à 2012, il a été gestionnaire des programmes puis vice-président, programmes et opérations, à la Fondation Walter and Duncan Gordon. Il dirigeait auparavant le programme de subventions communautaires à la Fondation Calgary.
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About the presenter: Despina Sourias has over a dozen years of experience working in the field of community development, locally and abroad. The organizations she supports serve mainly multicultural and marginalized populations (specifically racial and ethnic minorities, youth, and women).
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About this webinar: Thinking of entrepreneurs as purely profit-loving beings has kept many educators at bay from introducing entrepreneurship as a viable professional path to youth. Furthermore, it is difficult for the general public to think of local and, even less so, female entrepreneurs who could serve as models for young girls and boys. Studies have shown that women tend to start businesses and develop their own projects less than men do and, often, later than men do. The average age of a woman starting her own business is between 34 and 44 whereas male business owners retire at 47. Taking into consideration all these factors, several Carrefour jeunesse-emploi in Montreal came together with the goal of reaching young girls in order to highlight that entrepreneurship is not just for boys and about making money. It is about knowing what ignites you and pushes you forward so that you have a positive impact on your life and on the world around you. Glambition, from the words
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About the presenter: Despina Sourias has over a dozen years of experience working in the field of community development, locally and abroad. The organizations she supports serve mainly multicultural and marginalized populations (specifically racial and ethnic minorities, youth, and women).
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About this webinar: Thinking of entrepreneurs as purely profit-loving beings has kept many educators at bay from introducing entrepreneurship as a viable professional path to youth. Furthermore, it is difficult for the general public to think of local and, even less so, female entrepreneurs who could serve as models for young girls and boys. Studies have shown that women tend to start businesses and develop their own projects less than men do and, often, later than men do. The average age of a woman starting her own business is between 34 and 44 whereas male business owners retire at 47. Taking into consideration all these factors, several Carrefour jeunesse-emploi in Montreal came together with the goal of reaching young girls in order to highlight that entrepreneurship is not just for boys and about making money. It is about knowing what ignites you and pushes you forward so that you have a positive impact on your life and on the world around you. Glambition, from the words
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Serge Legault is a project manager at Statistics Canada. He has 10 years of experience working in the field of social surveys and was a primary contributor to several surveys on the environment, energy and tobacco use.
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M. Ken Johnson est chercheur scientifique et épidémiologiste principal à la Direction générale de la promotion de la santé et de la prévention des maladies chroniques de l'Agence de la santé publique du Canada. Il est également professeur auxiliaire à la Faculté de médecine, d'épidémiologie et de médecine sociale de l'Université d'Ottawa.
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Alan has an M.A. from the University of Alberta in Canada and a B.A. (Honours) from the University of Stirling in Scotland, has over 25 years experience working in the field of community economic development, and extensive experience working with, and as part of, community organizations.
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Alan est titulaire d’une maîtrise de l’université de l’Alberta (Canada) et d’une licence (avec mention) de l’université de Stirling (Écosse). Il a plus de 25 ans d’expérience dans le secteur du développement économique local et une longue expérience de travail avec et dans les organisations locales. Alan et sa famille aiment profiter des nombreuses activités de loisir de plein air qu’offre la région de Revelstoke, notamment la randonnée pédestre, le ski et le vélo.
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About the presenter: Despina Sourias has over a dozen years of experience working in the field of community development, locally and abroad. The organizations she supports serve mainly multicultural and marginalized populations (specifically racial and ethnic minorities, youth, and women).
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About this webinar: Thinking of entrepreneurs as purely profit-loving beings has kept many educators at bay from introducing entrepreneurship as a viable professional path to youth. Furthermore, it is difficult for the general public to think of local and, even less so, female entrepreneurs who could serve as models for young girls and boys. Studies have shown that women tend to start businesses and develop their own projects less than men do and, often, later than men do. The average age of a woman starting her own business is between 34 and 44 whereas male business owners retire at 47. Taking into consideration all these factors, several Carrefour jeunesse-emploi in Montreal came together with the goal of reaching young girls in order to highlight that entrepreneurship is not just for boys and about making money. It is about knowing what ignites you and pushes you forward so that you have a positive impact on your life and on the world around you. Glambition, from the words