Grants and Contributions

Through this 18-month project, DisAbled Women’s Network of Canada (DAWN Canada) will scale a peer support model for women with disabilities (WWD) who are survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) to new local and national partners across Canada. The model addresses gaps in access to peer support for WWD survivors of GBV and focuses on ensuring representation from intersecting identities (such as Black, Indigenous, Racialized, Francophone, 2SLGBTQI, and Deaf women). Project activities will include developing curriculum, delivering training, and providing coaching and support to partners to implement peer support programs. A Community of Practice will also be created to facilitate knowledge transfer. An evaluation report will be developed to share information on the promising practice with others so they may replicate or expand upon it.

Dairy farm seeking assistance to purchase and adopt the latest available innovative technology to maximize production within their agricultural operations.

To hire an intern for a period of 18 months to assist in creating partnerships, securing sponsorships, and support tourism development to increase visitation from outside the region.

This project aims to hold a three-day “South American Conference on the United Nations Secretary General’s Mechanism for Investigation of Alleged Use of Chemical and Biological Weapons (UNSGM),” with the goal of increasing regional contributions to the UNSGM. The conference would be held in fall 2025 in Santiago, Chile. The conference will convene foreign policy officials, National Authorities of the CWC and BTWC and chem/bio security and non-proliferation experts from around Latin America, as well as organizations that assist in chemical and biological security capacity building such as UNODA, UNLIREC and CICTE/OAS. Of note, South America is the region which least contributes to the UNSGM but it has a significant pool of experts, consultants, and laboratories to support it. As such, by bringing together authorities and experts in biological and chemical security from around the region to discuss the UNSGM will ensure that stakeholders gain a better understanding of its justification, scope and procedures, its relationship with the work of OPCW and BTWC and its potential to contribute to the strengthening of national chem/bio security capabilities.

This Project will support the participation of 34 elected officials and municipal staff from cities and municipalities across Africa, the Middle East, and South and Southeast Asia in the Strong Cities Sixth Global Summit, taking place in Toronto, Canada in December 2025. The Strong Cities Global Summit serves as the premier global convening for local leaders working to prevent and respond to hate, extremism, and polarization. Through a dynamic agenda of keynote addresses, high-level panels, practitioner workshops, and peer-learning sessions, the Summit will provide a unique opportunity for participating officials to: Share local innovations in prevention and safeguarding social cohesion; Engage in in-depth discussion on strengthening national-local coordination; Explore inclusive responses to online hate and digital radicalisation; and Connect with peers, civil society actors, and international institutions to build sustained partnerships.

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The objectives for CSC are to create, promote and facilitate access to service opportunities that are meaningful to young Canadian, and support lasting civic engagement, as well as to provide youth with life and work skills.

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This project aims to design, develop, and validate a new optical system for an industrial probe that can instantly monitor and analyze molecules and critical variables in biotransformation processes.

This project consists of managing customer relationships, providing support, and ensuring the quality and reliability of the software platform.