Gerald Bareebe
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
The Role of Military in State Consolidation, Regime Legitimation and Nation-Building in Uganda and Rwanda
Sylvie Bodineau
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Sylvie Bodineau MA, PhD is an anthropologist. After 20 years of experience in social work and humanitarian child protection intervention, she decided…
Chiara Camponeschi
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Dr. Chiara Camponeschi is a Banting Postdoctoral Fellow at York University's Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research, working under the…
Susan MW Cartwright
- Mentor 2013
Before retiring in 2012, Ms. Cartwright enjoyed a stellar career of three decades in the federal public service. From July 2009 until her retirement,…
Timothy Caulfield
- Fellow 2013
- Alumni
This unrivalled communicator is debunking myths and assumptions about innovation in the health sector -- from research on stem cells to diets to…
Jennifer Clapp
- Fellow 2013
- Alumni
Professor Clapp is a political economist wary of the effect of global trade and the influence of transnational corporations on food security and the…
Anna-Louise Crago
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Among vulnerable groups victimized by armed conflict, sex workers are the most easily overlooked. Anna-Louise asks whether they could be better…
Len Edwards
- Mentor 2013
- Alumni
In 2010, Mr. Edwards retired after 41 years in Canada's public service. He has an extensive experience in foreign affairs and international…
Michael Fortier
- Mentor 2013
- Alumni
A former senator and minister of international trade, Mr. Fortier is now vice chairman of RBC Capital Markets and has in-depth knowledge of North…
Kyle Kirkup
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
The human rights and dignity of LGBT individuals cannot be addressed by family law alone. Kyle Kirkup wonders whether it is possible to achieve…
Jean Leclair
- Fellow 2013
- Alumni
Recognized as the foremost expert of federalism in Canada, he turns a critical eye on the political relationships between peoples and governments and…
Ryan Liss
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Ryan Liss seeks to determine whether a common set of fundamental justice principles can rally the nations of the world, as was done in the case of…
Wade MacLauchlan
- Mentor 2013
- Alumni
Premier of Prince Edward Island and president emeritus of the University of Prince Edward Island, Mr. MacLauchlan is an expert in administrative law,…
Logan Mardhani-Bayne
- Scholar 2013
Logan Mardhani-Bayne is examining the extent to which the urban experience of Aboriginal communities has shaped local and national governments'…
Sandy Martin
- Mentor 2013
- Alumni
Currently vice president (East Coast) for Suncor Energy, Mr. Martin will help connect the Trudeau community with the resource extraction industry.
Jessica McDonald
- Mentor 2013
- Alumni
Jessica McDonald is a management executive and a consultant specializing in relationships and the resolution of disputes between governments, the…
Jean Frédéric Ménard
- Scholar 2013
Legal and ethical dilemmas proliferate in the context of neonatal intensive care. Jean Frédéric Ménard is researching whether it is possible to…
David Morgan
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
David Morgan seeks to explore the changing landscape of humanitarian aid, and the ways in which aid agencies can better adapt to an evolving global…
Sophia Murphy
- Scholar 2013
How do nations achieve food sovereignty? Sophia Murphy is exploring international and local mechanisms to improve food security.
Sara Pavan
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Strategic Planning Advisor, BC Housing
Madeleine Redfern
- Director
- Mentor 2013
Former Mayor of Iqaluit, Nunavut
Former director of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation
Kent Roach
- Fellow 2013
- Alumni
A specialist in constitutional law and human rights advocate, Professor Roach has made his mark through work on security certificates in the wake of…
Evaleen Jaager Roy
- Mentor 2013
Ms. Jaager Roy is a consultant in business strategy and human resources, and an influential figure on Canada's west coast. Her connections span…
Robyn Sneath
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Drawing on over a century of history of Mennonite communities in Canada, Robyn Sneath is learning about how government education policies may have…
Rosemary Thompson
- Mentor 2013
- Alumni
An exceptional communicator, Rosemary Thompson has been one of Canada's best known journalists, covering some of the biggest stories of this…
Leah Trueblood
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Leah's research concerns the roles of, and justifications for, referendums in representative democracies.
Emily White
- Scholar 2013
- Alumni
Traditionally, courts have hesitated to give emotions a place in judicial decisions. Emily White is looking into a way to use emotions in the service…