This is a Blog Post written by Sauve Fellow Esmael Omar. Esmael is working on a project funded by the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation to improve the lives of people with disabilities in Kenya. Today, on the occasion of UN International Day of Zero Tolerance...
“Welcome home,” Ruveni said while beaming and opening the gate to the Emerge Center. She was right. I was home. My home. Our home. I will always be at home here. I’ve been in Sri Lanka this month to support Emerge, the first organization...
The Jeanne Sauvé Foundation is very sad to announce the departure of Eliana Charlebois Gomez. Eliana worked as the Operations and Events Coordinator for almost two years. Her tireless devotion and commitment to the Foundation’s activities and pr...
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