• Re-Imaging Development Gathering


    ACIC’s Re-Imagining Development, invites post-secondary students in fields of global solidarity/international cooperation to participate in a gathering of the unlearning, co-learning, and re-imagining of ‘international development’. 


    In a time where global solitary is more important than ever, join us in exploring alternatives to development that center global AND local solidarity, decolonization, restorative justice, and more. This gathering will serve as an opportunity to learn important skills and knowledge related to practice in global solidarity sectors. 


    To foster a learning environment at the gathering, a mix of mediums will be used, including: restorative panels, virtual speakers (to bring in subject matter experts from outside the region), small and large group discussions/workshops, site visits to places of interest related to gathering topics, etc.


    Date:

    January 23 - 25, 2026 (travel on Jan 22, if required)

    Location:

    Kjipuktuk, Nova Scotia (Halifax)

    Why get involved: 

    • Engage with peers and experienced professionals working in fields of global solidarity 
    • Learn about alternative frameworks to development that foster communities of solidarity and liberation
    • Combine theory and action to strengthen your understanding of praxis in relation to global solidarity
    • The gathering is free of charge; food and accommodation are provided. ACIC arranges and covers the expense of all travel for participants

    To apply for this program, participants will:

    • Be between the ages of 19-29
    • Be living in Atlantic Canada
    • Be pursuing a career in local/global solidarity

    Important details:

    • For more information, contact Jackie at 902.431.2311 or jackie@acic-caci.org
    • The deadline to apply is Dec 20, 2026
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