Grants and Contributions

Data Engineering Project

This contribution supports a project aimed at preserving, highlighting and making known the local history of the Acadians of Chéticamp through a program of cultural and community activities.

Rebuild fire resilient and Net Zero home in Lytton - Pathway 2

Rebuild fire resilient and Net Zero home in Lytton - Pathway 2

In this project, researchers seek to understand the privacy implications of generative AI technologies in order to inform the application of current and proposed Canadian privacy legislation and privacy-preserving administrative policies and practices, with an emphasis on impacts on minors.

This project is in response to Alberta's Request for Federal Assistance for the wildfires in August 2024. Team Rubicon Canada will complete site surveys, site mitigations, triage sift operations, decontaminate items of interest for potential recovery and train the residents to use personal protective equipment for hot zones, for the town of Jasper.

To build Indigenous and local communities' capacity to participate maintain and/or manage parts of the transportation system To develop information-sharing systems and platforms that increase access to information for affected communities To improve Indigenous and local communities' capacity to connect and collaborate within their communities and with the federal government on transportation-related matters To improve the ability of affected communities to understand and use marine information

To build Indigenous and local communities' capacity to participate maintain and/or manage parts of the transportation system To develop information-sharing systems and platforms that increase access to information for affected communities To improve Indigenous and local communities' capacity to connect and collaborate within their communities and with the federal government on transportation-related matters To improve the ability of affected communities to understand and use marine information

Through this 20-month project, the Domestic Violence Association of NB Inc. will build its capacity to advance gender equality. It will address its internal capacity for operating as a professional nonprofit woman’s organization with a significant impact on addressing the issue of domestic intimate partner violence (DIPV) and supporting frontline services and survivors in NB, and build its capacity to oversee, govern, and make decisions under a new operational structure.

The project will include building a sustainable financial management strategy, strategic planning, and enhancing HR capacities, policies, and procedures. It will also build capacity around providing access to the learning and development opportunities that staff and board members require to meaningfully contribute to the organization, and to ensure alignment with the organization’s vision, mission, and values, best serve the target population, while applying a Gender-Based Analysis Plus lens.

Through this 12-month project, Harambec, renaissance du collectif féministe Noir will build its capacity to advance gender and racial equality. It will address and respond to the historical marginalization of Black women and non-binary individuals within QC's feminist movement. By integrating the lived experiences and perspectives of these communities, the project seeks to empower Harambec to better mobilize institutional and community resources against the specific challenges of misogynoir. The project will include a five-year strategic plan and bilingual board governance policy manual that embodies Black feminist values, the creation of an advisory governance committee, and training sessions for board members and staff to increase their capacity for leadership and understanding of non-profit governance.