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The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation supports outstanding individuals who make meaningful contributions to critical social issues.
PEACE ON THE AIR 
2008 Scholar William Tayeebwa was featured twice recently on Radio-Canada. He talked about how his personal experience as a child soldier in Uganda led him to study the role of media, especially radio, in the resolution of armed conflicts. According to him, radio is an instrument that is often used for hate propaganda but it can also be a powerful tool for peace.Interview with Anne-Marie Dussault [in French] ...>
Interview with Catherine François [in French] ...>
Trudeau Foundation Awards $2.7 Million in Scholarships to 15 Doctoral Students
TOP: Adolfo Agundez Rodriguez, Karina Bennessaiah, Nathan Bennett, François Bourque, Amanda Clarke, MIDDLE: Libe Garcia Zarranz, Lisa Kelly, Michelle Lawrence, Scott Naysmith, Leila Qashu, BOTTOM: Rosalind Raddatz, Émilie Raymond, Simon Thibault, Joël Thibert, Erin Tolley
The careers of 15 PhD students have been jumpstarted thanks to prestigious doctoral scholarships from the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation. Each has been offered up to $180,000 to advance their research into critical issues such as labour, mental health, conflict resolution and the environment. "Trudeau Scholarships not only accelerate the careers of those who receive them, but also enable recipients to make a significant contribution to Canada and to Canadians. We reward excellence and provide doctorate students with the best conditions to ground their work in the real world," said Foundation President P.G. Forest.
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