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Connecting to Africa Nova Scotia Organizational Member Connecting to Africa aims to facilitate opportunities for Nova Scotian groups and organizations of African descent to engage in partnerships with groups and organizations in Africa. The organization aims to engage in Africa’s development means to assist in the transformation and expansion of capacities for Nova Scotians of African descent, as well as Africans on the continent. Up Learn More Up

Seiku Diakate New Brunswick Individual Member Seiku is a social work student at St. Thomas University with a keen interest in International Development. Seiku aims to address systemic barriers affecting vulnerable populations in society, create awareness on how International social work can promote social justice and advocate for structural changes in society. Up Learn More Up

Mount Allison University New Brunswick Organizational Member Mount Allison has been ranked Canada’s #1 undergraduate university by Maclean’s magazine more times than any other university. The University offers a flexible liberal arts and sciences education that prepares students for any career path and to enter into professional and graduate programs. Mount Allison prides itself on providing a high-quality academic experience, combined with a variety of hands-on learning opportunities in a close-knit community. The University has been ranked the top undergraduate university in Canada by Maclean’s magazine’s annual University Rankings more times than any other university. Mount Allison prides itself on providing a high-quality academic experience through degrees, programs, and certificates. A high percentage of Mount Allison’s graduating students move on to graduate programs or professional schools such as law and medicine. Up Learn More Up

Community Forests International New Brunswick Organizational Member Community Forests International works in Canada and Zanzibar to protect and restore forests, help communities adapt to climate change, build economic prosperity, and champion social equality. Community Forests International is committed more than ever to centring not only forests but also climate justice in their vision, mission, and actions — understanding that by acting with justice people will be the restorative force that the world needs. Up Learn More Up

Darlene Doiron New Brunswick Individual Member An educator, a chartered mediator, a sustainable world peace activist, Darlene Doiron specialises in interpersonal workplace and community based conflict. She is best known for her longstanding peace work and dedication to creating a more positive and harmonious province of New Brunswick. Up Learn More Up

Kaitlyn Keleher New Brunswick Individual Member Kaitlyn is a recent graduate of Mount Allison University, with a degree in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE). Kaitlyn has worked for the federal and provincial governments and remains committed to active global citizenship and the promotion of the Atlantic provinces. Kaitlyn seeks to continue her career in politics and justice, with a focus on international policy. Up Learn More Up

Louise Webb Newfoundland and Labrador Individual Member Up Learn More Up

Farmers Helping Farmers Prince Edward Island Organizational Member Initially called the International Family Farm Exchange Association, this registered charity is now simply known as Farmers Helping Farmers. Working with their partners in Kenya, they have carried out several hundred development projects, worth more than $10 million Canadian, including funds contributed by CIDA. These projects are estimated to have touched the lives of at least 100,000 people and they're still going strong after more than 35 years. Up Learn More Up

University of New Brunswick, School of Leadership Studies New Brunswick Organizational Member The School of Leadership Studies is UNB’s home for leadership education. Founded in 2000 as Renaissance College, it was created as Canada’s first undergraduate leadership studies program and remains distinctive for its whole-program approach: rigorous academics with intensive experiential learning in small, discussion-based classes. Programs are designed for students who care about people, ideas and impact. Faculty, staff, students and alumni share a belief that the world needs leaders who are ethical, adaptable and community minded. Through close mentoring, global and local learning opportunities, and strong community partnerships, they prepare students to drive meaningful change in their workplaces, their communities and in their own lives. Up Learn More Up

Augustina Tucker Nova Scotia Individual Member Augustina Tucker is a dynamic student leader and social innovator from Freetown, Sierra Leone. Now based in Halifax, she serves as the President & CEO of the Saint Mary’s University Students’ Association (SMUSA), championing student advocacy, equity-focused leadership, and community-centered solutions. Pursuing a degree in Economics with a passion for development and public policy, Augustina is committed to global solidarity and ethical, people-first approaches to international cooperation. She is the founder of Inkspire, a platform dedicated to writing and education on global issues, and is actively involved in policy and advocacy networks at the local, provincial, and federal levels. Up Learn More Up

Thomas Coldwell Nova Scotia Individual Member Thomas Coldwell is the Director of Philanthropy and Engagement at Feed Nova Scotia, with over a decade of experience in Canada’s international nonprofit sector. A former board and staff member with the Alberta Council for Global Cooperation, he remains deeply committed to international cooperation, global justice, and strengthening connections across Atlantic Canada and beyond. Up Learn More Up

Catherine Ronahan Prince Edward Island Individual Member Catherine has more than 10 years coaching and facilitating individuals/groups in career development Up Learn More Up