From the CFUW Charitable Trust

Canadian Home Economics Association (CHEA) Fellowship 2022-2023

CFUW Indigenous Women’s Award (IWA) 2022-2023
CFUW Linda Souter Humanities Award 2022-2023
CFUW Elizabeth & Rachel Massey Award 2022-2023
CFUW Bourse Georgette LeMoyne Award 2022-2023
Charitable Trust AGM Speakers Panel
Date: Saturday, October 16, 2021Time: 1:00-3:00 PM EasternPresentation Abstracts:Dr. Chubbs will talk about her path to pursuing a career in psychiatry, the structure of her residency program, current research, and future career plans.Caitilin will give an overview of her topic on psychosocial care and her research plans. She will also share insights from her preliminary fieldwork carried out virtually this summer with humanitarian organizations delivering psychosocial care in Canada, Denmark, Liberia, and Cyprus.
CFUW Creative Arts Award 2021 Winner
East Coast Inspire Video Project The winner of the 2021 CFUW Creative Arts Award is the East Coast Inspire Video Project. CFUW Moncton was the nominating CFUW Club. This year, Festival Inspire is taking the show on the road and travelling around the province to spread art, culture, and a celebration of civic spaces in NB communities. Along the theme of arts through the province, the East Coast Inspire Video Project is designed to honour performing arts in the province, pair artists with awe-inspiring natural landscapes, feature local talent, and incubate community collaborations through the creation of a series of […]
CFUW 100th Anniversary Legacy Fellowship 2021-2022
Dedicated in 2020 to Susan Murphy (1950-2019). Susan Murphy served as a Past National President of CFUW (2010-2014). She was also a Past Chair of the CFUW Charitable Trust Board (2012-2016). 2021-2022 – Value: $5,000 Read more about the eligibility criteria established for the Fellowship. 2021-2022 Inaugural Winner: CAITILIN MCMILLAN B.A. Global Development Studies (Hons), 2010, Queen’s University M.Sc. Migration Studies, 2011, University of Oxford Ph.D. Human Geography, 2019-2024, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Caitilin works with women survivors of war and torture to improve mental health and psychosocial care practices in the aftermath of violence. Psychosocial approaches still remain […]