PARTNER NAME: VSO Guyana / Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sport Georgetown
LOCATION: Guyana
LENGTH OF PLACEMENT: 24 months
FUNDING ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Must be Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS: Fluent English (Level 5)
WHERE: AFRICA, ASIA and SOUTH AMERICA
WHEN: September 3, 2012 - March 7, 2013
APPLICATION PROCESS: Visit their website for an application.
DEADLINE: June 15, 2012
SCHOOL OF CHILD & YOUTH CARE
J.C. EATON CHAIR IN SOCIAL INNOVATION AND ENTRENEURSHIP
The School of Child & Youth Care is seeking applications for the position of J.C. Eaton Chair in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship effective August 1, 2012.
WHERE: AFRICA (Ghana, Uganda)
WHEN: Two years,(approx) 3 weeks each year, end of January early February 2012 & 2013
CONTRIBUTION: $2,000 each year, to the Co-operative Development Foundation (CDF), raised or donated before departure
APPLICATION PROCESS: Visit our website for an application. Deadline: June 11, 2012
Partner Name: VSO Nigeria
Location: Abuja, Nigeria
Length of Placement: 2 months
Funding eligibility requirements: Must be Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
Language requirements: English Level 5 To self-assess your level please click here
Tuesday May 1, 2012
1:00pm Atlantic, 12:00 pm Eastern, 11:00 am Central, 10:00 am Mountain, 9:00 am Pacific
International Committee Webinar Session
Register TODAY and join us to learn about how Sustainable Tourism is supporting communities growing their economies while safeguarding the environment in Canada and internationally.
Tourism has a major impact on economies, cultures and the environment. It often destroys cultures, communities and natural habitat but it can be a vehicle to build communities while increasing pride in local culture, improving the local economy and helping to protect local habitat. This webinar will share examples of sustainable tourism development here and abroad. We will see how Indigenous communities in Canada help empower local communities by utilizing an Indigenous approach to tourism.
International perspective: Michael Campbell of University of Manitoba will present on his prestigious Skål International award winning project that offers tourists a chance to spy mountain gorillas in their natural habitat in Uganda. Working with Makerere University and the Uganda Wildlife Authority, they’ve established a master’s program in wildlife tourism and recreation management. Uganda now trains its own people to manage an industry that accounts for 50% of the country’s GDP.
Canadian perspective: Clinton Belcher, President and CEO of CES, will share his work with First Nation communities in Canada, particularly Quebec. From over 15 years of experience, CES has developed the Pando Terra™ Model, which creates an organic approach to sustainable tourism development. Stories of this model being used in Eeyou Istchee – the traditional territory of the James Bay Cree in Quebec - will be shared. This model empowers, encourages and supports the community and its members first, knowing that sustainable tourism development will follow.
Moderator: Jessica Braun, CES
A question and answer period will follow.
Please share this invitation with anyone you think would be interested.
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