My name is Leah Wainwright, I live in Whitehorse Yukon Territory, Canada. I was born and raised in the Yukon Territory. I am a Tr’ondëk...

Skaydu.û yu xhut duwasakh, Autum Jules dlet ka xanaxh. (My Tlingit name is Skaydu.û and my English name is Autum Jules.) Daxhlawedi I ya...

Owen Gould from Waycobah, NS works on Preserving Traditional/Elders’ Knowledge, the Community Water Wells Project, and Wildlife...

UNICEF Grant Enables NSGA to Lead Project for Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) in the Gambia The NSGA was founded...

CFI screened the full length version at ACIC’s Symposium in 2017 Kokota: The Islet of Hope tells the story of one community’s journey to...

Dear ACIC Members, As we move deeper into autumn, I want to send out a message to update you on some of the news coming out of the sector...

What program are you involved with this summer? I will be going to Thailand on a Rotary Peace Fellowship from June to August. It’s a...

ACIC is delighted to share that Global Affairs has just launched a call for proposals - 2017 Call for Preliminary Proposals - Development...

"Graphic Recording of the ICN Public Engagement Catalyst Forum 2017 by Tracey McGurran Levasseur of DecisionWorks Consulting Inc. Thank...

We are pleased to announce that Alice Mugisho Musimwa from East and Central African Association for Indigenous Rights (ECAAIR) is this...

“There is no world, there is only 6 billion understandings of it.” Drew Dudley literally turns the idea of “changing the world” on its...

By Travis Jacox Goodbyes are always hard, and leaving Tamale was no different. Saying goodbye was difficult because I have grown fond of...

By Taryn Husband On January 21, 2017, thousands of women all over the world came out to stand up for their rights and march in solidarity...

During my time in Cape Town, I was very fortunate to be able to have a conversation with Dr. Eli Rosen who seems to be tackling the...

By Krystal Lewis The last few months have been a whirlwind of travel for me and Aurora. We’ve visited family, returned to Halifax early,...

By Jean-Christophe Taillandier Similar to what my fellow interns experienced in Jamaica, Haiti has its own language that consists of a...

By James Thiébault To the uninitiated, route taxis (and their larger cousin coaster busses) are cars that run a specified route and pick...

By Zoe Chung In Jamaica, it’s good to be resourceful and make contacts for a plethora of needs. For example, one of my fellow Canadian...

By Manal Rajan Patois is the official language spoken in Jamaica. It is a dialect derived from English and Creole. It originated in the...

By Jessica Chen This past February I had the opportunity to travel to the Western region of Uganda to a village near the district of...