Pjila'si | Welcome
Strengthening members and partners
We work to strengthen the effectiveness of our members and partners by providing them with access to resources and opportunities, creating spaces for reflection, dialogue and capacity building.
Supporting youth leadership
We support youth leadership in international cooperation by giving youth the opportunity to act as global citizens, engaging them with peers, connecting them to resources and opportunities, and developing knowledge sharing and for-youth by-youth programming.
Amplifying voice and reach
We amplify the influence of our members, youth, partners and the Atlantic Canadian international cooperation sector by enabling their representing and advocating for them in international and national forums, fostering meaningful conversations and dialogue to influence change.
Current Opportunities
LinkedIn Learning for ACIC Members
Fund, Public Engagement
We are working with LinkedIn Learning to offer ACIC members an opportunity to discover and develop skills through expert-led course videos. Members can explore courses on gender equality, climate change, allyship, non-profit management, fundraising, marketing, technology, and more.
Apply now!
Workshop Series | AI for Social Good
Public Engagement
This workshop series offers an accessible introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI), exploring its history, current landscape, and future possibilities. Participants will learn about AI’s role in addressing global challenges, such as climate change and sustainable development, and its impact on public policy.
Register Now!
Call for Partners | PhotoVoices
Partners
ACIC's PhotoVoices Program enables youth to share the narratives they want to tell through photos, and connects youth from Atlantic Canada and the Global South in an experience of storytelling, skills building, providing them a space to explore social justice, while learning from experts in the field.
Apply by October 13, 2024
We acknowledge that we work and live in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which Mi'kmaq and Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) people first signed with the British Crown in 1725. Making us all Treaty People, committed to the ongoing relationship between nations, and to reconciliation.