Africa Programs

• Angela Hoselton - Waterloo Regional District School Board & Conservation Halton, ON
• Carla Taylor - Royal Roads University, BC
• Jenny Loebsack - King Edward Public School, Kitchener, ON
• Rakhi Ruparelia - University of Ottawa, Faculty of Common Law
• Shannon Hobson - Garibaldi Elementary School, BC
• Viviane Labrie - University of Toronto, Postdoctoral fellow CAMH

Follow their adventures!

See photos and take the journey with Viviane!

• Michelle Moore, Peel Board of Education, ON
• Melanie Cannon, teacher at Mulgrave School, BC
• Courtney Irwin, member of the Ontario College of Teachers
• Christopher Mallon, English monitor, CEGEP Levis Lauzon, QC

Read their blog.

This year, Meg O'Mahony, a biology and general science teacher at the University of Toronto Schools (UTS), is assisting our Uganda team in delivering an environmental education training program for Ugandan primary teachers. It is the second time that Meg is participating in this three year old program, as she was a member of the first team of Canadian teachers who participated in July 2008.

Read Meg's blog.

• Chris Wright from the Mabin School, Toronto, ON
• April McGrath from Carleton University, Ottawa, ON
• Joanne Spadafora, from the York School in Toronto, who was unable to join her colleagues in the field, but her fundraising efforts contributed to support the project
• Ingrid Giesinger from Loretto Abbey in Toronto
• Patricia Brown from St. Christopher’s Montessori School, Victoria, BC
• Monica Regan from the York House School, Vancouver, BC

Read the July team's blog.

• Alissa Purves from Country Garden Montessori Academy, Newmarket, ON
• Ann Walters from Crofton House School in Vancouver, ON
• Sue Ball from The Mabin School in Toronto, ON

Check out their blog to follow their Ugandan adventures.

• Emma Roche from Royal St. George’s College, Toronto, ON
• Meg O’Mahony from University of Toronto School, ON
• Alison Elliott from Trinity College School in Port Hope, ON

Read more in Press Releases.

Follow their adventures with the JGI Uganda team. Check out their blog!