The Jeanne Sauvé Foundation is accepting applications to the 2017-19 Jeanne Sauvé Public Leadership Program until Friday, October 21. For the 2017-19 Program, a new cohort of Public Leadership Fellows will collectively explore how inclusion strategies c...
This month’s Sauvé Spotlight is 2011-12 Sauvé Fellow Alia Whitney-Johnson, who recently launched a residential center for young survivors of abuse in Sri Lanka. Having launched her first venture at the age of seven, through which she became an int...
Letters from the Field Phase is an opportunity for the 2015-17 Sauvé Fellows to share their takeaways from the residential phase of the Jeanne Sauvé Public Leadership Program and showcase their applicability in the field. Here is Rolando Jr. Villamero&...
We are pleased to announced that the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2017-19 Jeanne Sauvé Public Leadership Program. As part of the 2017-19 Jeanne Sauvé Public Leadership Program, the Foundation invites bright young chang...
Throughout this public speaker series, the Jeanne Sauvé Forum – in collaboration with Kim Samuel, Professor of Practice at McGill University – will be showcasing inspiring personal and organizational stories about overcoming social isolatio...
The Jeanne Sauvé Foundation Team has had the pleasure of working with two energetic, dedicated interns this summer, Peter Dalglish and Anoosha Lalani. We want to thank them both for their invaluable work and important contributions to the Foundation. Hai...
By Sauvé Fellow Rolando Jr. Villamero Teachers play a critical role in moving inclusive education forward. However the biggest question I always have is: “Are they prepared to accommodate children with disabilities in their standard classrooms?” Ever...
After over five years of invaluable contributions to the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation, our Operations and Recruitment Manager Valérie Colas is leaving the organization to pursue new professional opportunities effective August 1st, 2016. On behalf of the Jean...
This summer, McGill University student Anoosha Lalani joined the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation for a ten-week internship, bringing with her a wealth of skills and knowledge tied to her studies in management and her experience as an author. Anoosha became an i...
Public leadership, at its essence, is the ability to empower people and align resources towards a common goal. Often, that objective is to solve problems confronting our communities and countries. However, the nature, scale and scope of the challenges we ...
By Sauvé Fellows Maya Fennig and Sabrina Sassi With only two weeks left to the end of the residential program, Sauvé House was abuzz with mixed feelings, ranging from separation anxiety to anticipation and excitement for new beginnings. While the Sauvé...
By Sauvé Fellows Rachel MacNeill and Charles Onu In May, the Sauvé Fellows hosted the first two in a series of public events showcasing our Team Project and marking the last weeks of our year in residence at Sauvé House. The first event was a panel dis...