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Our PartnersAnima Leadership is proud to share our past and current working partnerships with four national organizations committed to education as a force for an equitable, sustainable and peaceful future.Canadian Race Relations Foundation
CRRF is a Crown Corporation that operates at arms-length from the federal government. An outcome of the 1988 Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement, the mandate of the CRRF is to fight racism in Canada. CRRF is recognized as a Canadian leader in policy development, research and education offering innovative solutions to combating racism in all its forms. CRRF has worked extensively nationally, including work on public interest remedies by the provincial Human Rights Commissions and was a partner to the federal government’s Racism Free Workplace Strategy. For more details on CRRF, please visit their website: www.crr.ca.  CRRF and Anima Leadership are joining forces to offer the Diversity and Equity Leadership Institute, an incredibly unique experiential training process that integrates diversity issues with emotional intelligence and conflict resolution. The Diversity and Equity Leadership Institute will be offered at different venues across Canada over the next year.
Tatamagouche Centre
Tatamagouche Centre is a non-profit education, retreat and conference Centre based in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia. With varied residential and meeting spaces available, they offer over fifty programs each year, and host approximately 75 non-profit groups. Their mission is to invite and challenge people from diverse backgrounds to personal wholeness, right relationships, respect for the environment, and justice in the world. The Centre offers its hospitality to everyone, works for the justice of all people, and joyfully affirms and celebrates human diversity in sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender, ability, race, religion and age, regardless of economic situation. Tatamagouche Centre and Anima Leadership are partnering to offer The Leadership Crucible: Foundations for Social Change program in early July 2010, in Nova Scotia. This program is a gathering for social change leaders from eastern Canada to engage with, practice, dialogue and discuss new and more effective ways in which we need to be organizing ourselves, our organizations and our movements. Please join us for this exciting learning program - click here to register
Canadian Policy Research Networks
Closing it's doors in December, 2009, CPRN was renowned as a Canadian expert on social issues, providing policy options to move Canada forward. Through more than 700 publications, CPRN's work touched on many major socio-economic challenges facing Canadian society such as health care, supports to families, learning opportunities, job quality, and sustainable cities and communities. With federal, provincial and local governments relying on their research for ideas on how to solve pressing policy problems, they were Canada's most influential social policy think tank.  In 2008, CPRN and Anima Leadership collaborated on conducting a series of Youth Dialogues across Newfoundland and Labrador (N-L) to advise the Provincial Government on policies in support of making N-L a province of choice for young people to live and work in.
United World Colleges of the Netherlands
United World Colleges (UWC) of the Netherlands is part of a global educational movement started in the 1960s which brings together students from all over the world, regardless of their ability to pay. The UWC mission is to make education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. The UWC network has over ten colleges around the world including in Canada, the US, India, Italy, Norway, Singapore, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Costa Rica. UWC Netherlands is currently in negotiations with the Dutch government, as well as other prominent European organizations, to open a UWC college in the Netherlands in 2009. 
W.H.Y. Bolivia
W.H.Y. (United Youth for Development) Bolivia is a youth-led NGO focused on innovative community development projects, social integration and international cooperation. W.H.Y. Bolivia was started by Geraldine Vasquez, a youth graduate of the Youth Leadership Summit that took place in the Netherlands. Geraldine was so excited by the program that she started her own organization in Bolivia to support young people as future leaders of social inclusion. 
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