CURRENT PROJECTS
EVE’s current programs are dedicated to organizing youth exchanges and internships in remote areas vulnerable to threats caused by rapid changes in climate, health and economy. These programs concentrate on Africa and northern Canada, where our partnerships are strongest. We offer internship and participation opportunities for youth around the world.
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A major focus of EVE’s programs is the Peace + Freedom Challenge. Peace + Freedom is a collaboration with technology partners, led by Solar Ship.
Contact us today if you are interested in learning more.
PAST PROJECTS
Canadian government funded programs included:
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VISION EXCHANGE
Cree, Quebec, Ontario, Madagascar summer program
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VISION EXCHANGE
Haida, East Vancouver, Cree, Montreal, Toronto, New Brunswick Newfoundland, Madagascar, Burundi summer program
THE KICK-START PROJECT
YSC funded project, youth at risk media production
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THE
INFOSTRUCTURE
PROJECT
YSC funded project from, youth at risk using internet
THE
RUKUNDO
PROJECT
YSC funded project refugees and homeless youth
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THE
NATURE
NETWORK
DFAIT funded internet connectivity Madagascar’s northern national parks
THE
MAZAVA PROJECT
CIDA funded project to create infectious disease network to prevent and manage the threat of pandemics
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NATURE NETWORK
2.0
Parks Canada funded First Nations youth exchange with African youth in Greater Parks Ecosystems
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Privately funded programs include:
THE SUNSHINE BOX PROGRAM
Providing solar power to remote schools and health clinics in Africa, primarily Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, Malawi and Zambia.
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THE HEALTH FOR CONSERVATION PROGRAM
Supporting Dr Nat Quansah in providing medical students with access to training in remote areas working with traditional healers to provide point-of-care health services in communities surrounding national parks and conservation areas in Africa and Madagascar.
THE KWIZERA PROGRAM
Providing mentorship and support to young African female entrepreneurs, primarily in conflict zones.
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THE MAZAVA PROJECT
Connecting university researchers with infectious disease hot zones to prevent and manage the threat of pandemics and bringing diagnostics, internet and solar power to remote areas in Africa.