Funding for the project Salvadorean Textile Arts - Renewing, Recycling, Embellishing
Dr. Mary Leah de Zwart
Building Food Literacy
and Competency of Undergraduate students and recent students
of Hawassa University-Uganda
Dr. Hiwot Abebe Haileselassie
Listening to the forgotten voices: Improving Mental Health and Adolescent Girls
in Rural Uganda
Dr.Carol Harvey
Extension of the Canadian/Kenyan partnership on Home Economics Education Project
Targeting Malnutrition and Essential Fatty Acid Deficiency in India
“Happiness and Young Families: Connecting Research and Practice in Canada and Brazil Project” an initiative to promote healthy family dynamics and relationships by identifying and combating the deficits in services for at-risk families, especially in Brazil
Assistance with support of home economics education in Kenyan schools in developing materials for new education reforms
Dr. Huy's travel to Canada to Build Technical Capacity for Food Security in Vietnam through Knowledge Exchange
To develop local leadership skills by women learning skills and techniques to pass knowledge onto others in the community. Also to develop income-generating projects for sale at kiosk and craft outlets
For assisting women in the community to increase skills in sewing and handicrafts to generate income and provide facilities for the community to improve conditions of daily living
For training link workers to implement ‘Scaling Up Nutrition’ interventions through community development and capacity-building
Faculty Exchange between Kenyatta University and the University of Prince Edward Island
Development of curriculum and related resource materials for outreach programs
Food preservation project in Malawi. (This project was cancelled in June 2007 due to personnel changes in Malawi. Remaining funds were returned to the Foundation and used to award a second grant in 2007.)
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