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A new book co-edited by Sophie Theriault (2003 Scholar)
The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation would like to present a new book co-edited by 2003 Scholar, Sophie Theriault, entitled “Mining and Indigenous Livelihoods: Rights, Revenues, and Resistance”.
Phoebe Stephens: Financialising Nature
2018 Scholar Phoebe Stephens has co-authored a chapter in the Routledge Handbook of Global Sustainability Governance entitled Financialising Nature. The chapter focuses on the growing importance of financial markets, motives, actors, and institutions in the world economy–often referred to as “financialisation”– which has significant implications for the environment and sustainability.
Phoebe Stephens is a PhD candidate in social and ecological sustainability at the University of Waterloo. With the support of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), Phoebe investigates sustainable food systems in Canada, with a specific focus on their growth through innovative financing mechanisms. Her Master’s thesis explored how the financialization of agriculture encourages land grabs.
Phoebe Stephens is a PhD candidate in social and ecological sustainability at the University of Waterloo. With the support of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), Phoebe investigates sustainable food systems in Canada, with a specific focus on their growth through innovative financing mechanisms. Her Master’s thesis explored how the financialization of agriculture encourages land grabs.
Nominatios for Board of Directors and Members
We are delighted to welcome Professors Alain-Desire Nimubona and Marina Sharpe to the Board of Directors of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation, and to announce the nominations of Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey and Steven Hoffman as Members of the Foundation.
Recognizing and Redefining Responsibilities
The Foundation has long supported Indigenous Scholars, Fellows, and Mentors. On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we recognize the need to deepen our understanding of Indigenous knowledge systems.
There’s only one month left before the 2025 Doctoral Scholarship competition ends!
There’s only one month left before the 2025 Doctoral Scholarship competition ends!
The 2021 Cohort Completes its Scholarship Program!
We would like to express our pride and admiration for the Scholars of the 2021 cohort, who are completing their three-year program with the Foundation.
From October 18 to 20, the Scholars organized a closing conference in Wendake, on the Nowensio territory of the Huron-Wendat nation.
From October 18 to 20, the Scholars organized a closing conference in Wendake, on the Nowensio territory of the Huron-Wendat nation.
A Reminder for the 2025 Mentors Call for Nominations
A reminder to all: the call for nominations to recruit the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation's 2025 mentors is underway!
Kicking Off Our Master Class Series: A Dynamic Session on Public Policies
To launch our series of master classes for our active community, Dr. Robert Blair (2021 Fulbright Fellow & Mentor) led a dynamic session on public policies last week.
Master Class on Media Relations
On October 30, our Scholars participated in the first-ever Master Class on Media Relations, hosted by Sébastien Fassier and Antonine Yaccarini. The session, held entirely in French, saw our Scholars actively engaged and contributing throughout the event.
Christopher Campbell-Duruflé: Enhancing Climate Adaptation
2016 Scholar Christopher Campbell-Duruflé has written a publication titled: Enhancing Climate Adaptation through the Paris Agreement Market Approaches: Opportunities for COP 25 and Beyond. The article analyses the draft modalities for the two market approaches to implementing the Paris Agreement.
Christopher Campbell-Duruflé is a researcher and an attorney specialised in international environmental and human rights law. He will be attending the next round of UN climate negotiations this December taking place in Chile.
Christopher Campbell-Duruflé is a researcher and an attorney specialised in international environmental and human rights law. He will be attending the next round of UN climate negotiations this December taking place in Chile.