Vertaling van "Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice
Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice

The Canadian Centre for Social Justice
The Canadian Centre for Social Justice

Connexions Annual [ Connexions Directory of Canadian Organizations for Social Justice ]
Connexions Annual [ Connexions Directory of Canadian Organizations for Social Justice ]

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

We also have the support of the National Anti-Poverty Organization, the city of Nepean, the Canadian Federation of Students, the Working Group on Poverty in Vancouver, the Street Nurses Network in Toronto, the Canadian Mental Health Association, the Calgary and District Labour Council, the Canadian Labour Congress, the Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation, the Alliance to End Homelessness in Ottawa, the B.C. Government Employees Union, the Brunswick Street United Church in Halifax, Hope Cottage in Halifax, the United Steelworkers of America, the Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice, the city of St. John's in Newfoundland, Lu'ma Native Housing Society, the United Native Nations, the Kettle Friendship Society, the Hospital Employees Union, the John Howard Society, the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto, the Carleton Graduate Students Association, the Franciscan Sisters of Atonement in Vancouver, the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour and the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.
Nous avons aussi l'appui de l'Organisation nationale anti-pauvreté, la ville de Nepean, la Fédération canadienne des étudiantes et étudiants, le Working Group on Poverty de Vancouver, le Street Nurses Network de Toronto, l'Association canadienne pour la santé mentale, le Calgary and District Labour Council, le Congrès du travail du Canada, Centretown Citizens (Ottawa) Corp., Alliance to End Homelessness in Ottawa, le syndicat des employés de la fonction publique de la Colombie-Britannique, la Brunswick Street United Church de Halifax, Hope Cottage de Halifax, les United Steelworkers of America, les Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice, la ville de St. John's, à Terre-Neuve, la Lu'ma Native Housing Society, les United Native Nations, la Kettle Friendship Society, le Hospital Employees Union, la Société John Howard de Colombie-Britannique, le Community Social Planning Council de Toronto, la Carleton Graduate Students Association, les Franciscan Sisters of Atonement de Vancouver, la Saskatchewan Federation of Labour et le Social Planning Council de Winnipeg.

As Individual: Tim Quigley, Council of Canadians; Carolyn Taylor, Saskatchewan Environmental Society; Neil Sinclair, Leader, New Green Alliance; Garth C. Nelson, Nature Saskatchewan; John McConnell, BSA, MA, Pag; John and Betsy Bury; Merv Harrison, Multi Faith Social Justice; Rev. Jeanette Liberty-Duns, Saskatoon Presbytery of the United Church; Rev. Merv Harrison, Multi Faith Social Justice; Roger Petry, Saskatchewan Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Church; Tony Haynes, Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon; William R. Adamson; Don Irvine; Jan Norris; David Greenfield; Michelle Beveridge, OXFAM; Linda Murphy, Ploughshares & ICUCEC (InterChurch Uranium Committee Educational Cooperative).
À titre personnel : Tim Quigley, Conseil des Canadiens; Carolyn Taylor, Société environnementale de la Saskatchewan; Neil Sinclair, chef de la " New Green Alliance " ; Garth C. Nelson, Nature Saskatchewan; John McConnell, BSA MA Pag; John et Betsy Bury; Merv Harrison, " Multi Faith Social Justice " ; R. P. Jeanette Liberty-Duns, " Saskatoon Presbytery of the United Church " ; Roger Petry, " Saskatchewan Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Church " ; Tony Haynes, diocèse catholique de Saskatoon; William R. Adamson; Don Irvine; Jan Norris; David Greenfield; Michelle Beveridge, OXFAM; Linda Murphy, " Ploughshares & ICUCEC (InterChurch Uranium Committee Educational Cooperative) " .

The recipients were: Surya Acharya, research scientist, President of the Southern Alberta Ethnic Association; Ed Bayly, outstanding actor, director, playwright, singer, theatre manager; John Boras, lawyer, civic politician and community activist; Gordon Campbell, educator, leader in public affairs; Van Christou, brilliant photographer, promoter of the University of Lethbridge; Dr. E. Lisabeth Donaldson, professor and producer of a centennial book on educational advancement of Alberta women; Alister Gilchrist, long-time leading piper and loyal member, Royal Canadian Legion, General Stewart Branch No. 4; Frank Gnandt, 26 years as a music teacher and leader of award-winning Lethbridge Collegiate Institute High School choirs; Dr. Robert Hironaka, renowned animal scientist and promoter of the Japanese-Canadian culture; Dianne King, educational leader and the first woman school board president; Gerri Manyfingers, advocate for social justice on the Blood Reserve and urban centres for abused women in Calgary; Marie Smallface Marule, President of Red Crow College on the Blood Reserve and winner of the 1995 National Aboriginal Achievement Award for Education; Trevor Panczak, award-winning young Magrath country singer and supporter of numerous health and social causes; Joanne Perlich, founder and first President of the Lethbridge Handicapped Riding Association; Ernie Patterson, over 40 years of service on Claresholm Council, politician and vigorous supporter of rural communities; Dave Poulsen, outstanding rodeo announcer, author of 17 books, and promoter of childhood education; Ric Swihart, for over 35 years a highly respected agriculture and business reporter and editor at the Lethbridge Herald; Sharon Tennant, tireless proponent of higher education for all and dedicated supporter for persons with disabilities; Ron Watmough, long-time journalist and crusader for the protection of domestic animals and the No Kill Alliance; Doris Wichers, prominent leader in ...
Les lauréats sont : Surya Acharya, chercheur, président de la Southern Alberta Ethnic Association; Ed Bayly, remarquable comédien, metteur en scène, dramaturge, chanteur, directeur de théâtre; John Boras, avocat, politicien municipal et activiste communautaire; Gordon Campbell, enseignant, leader en matière d'affaires publiques; Van Christou, photographe de grand talent, promoteur de l'Université de Lethbridge; E. Lisabeth Donaldson, professeur, productrice d'un livre du Centenaire sur l'amélioration de la scolarisation des femmes en Alberta; Alister Gilchrist, cornemuseur principal et membre loyal de longue date de la Légion royale canadienne, filiale General Stewart 4; Frank Gnandt, pendant 26 ans professeur de musique et directeur de chorales primées d'élèves de niveau secondaire du Lethbridge Collegiate Institute; Robert Hironaka, scientifique spécialiste de la zootechnie, promoteur de la culture canado-japonaise; Diane King, leader dans le monde de l'éducation et première femme présidente d'un conseil scolaire; Geri Manyfingers, défenseur de la justice sociale de la Réserve des Gens-du-Sang et des centres urbains pour femmes victimes de violence à Calgary; Marie Smallface Marule, directrice du Red Crow College de la Réserve des Gens-du-Sang et lauréate de 1995 du Prix national d'excellence décerné aux Autochtones en matière d'éducation; Trevor Panczak, jeune chanteur country primé de Magrath et défenseur de nombreuses causes concernant la santé et les questions sociales; Joanne Perlich, fondatrice et première présidente de la Lethbridge Handicapped Riding Association; Ernie Patterson, politicien et fervent défenseur des collectivités rurales ayant accumulé des états de service de plus de 40 ans au sein du conseil de Claresholm; Dave Poulsen, annonceur de rodéo exceptionnel, auteur de 17 livres et promoteur de l'éducation de la première enfance; Ric Swihart, journaliste éminemment respecté spécialiste des questions agricoles et du monde des affai ...

Mr. Vic Toews (Provencher, Canadian Alliance): Madam Speaker, today I would like to recognize the Canadian Alliance for Social Justice and Family Values Association based in Vancouver for the work that it has done in support of Canadian families and social justice.
M. Vic Toews (Provencher, Alliance canadienne): Monsieur le Président, je salue aujourd'hui la Canadian Alliance for Social Justice and Family Values, établie à Vancouver, qui soutient les familles canadiennes de façon remarquable et qui défend la cause de la justice sociale.

The Canadian Alliance for Social Justice and Family Values Association is a non-denominational, non-partisan grassroots association with a large and growing membership whose principle purposes are: to redress social injustice; to advocate, foster, safeguard and protect constitutional charter and social rights, traditional family values and parental rights; and to promote the establishment of traditional schools, social, educational institutions and charitable activities.
La Canadian Alliance for Social Justice and Family Values Association est une association non confessionnelle et non partisane de gens de la base, qui sont déjà nombreux et dont les rangs ne cessent de grossir. Les principaux objectifs de l'association sont de remédier à l'injustice sociale, de promouvoir, sauvegarder et protéger les droits constitutionnels garantis par la Charte ainsi que les droits sociaux, les valeurs familiales traditionnelles et les droits parentaux, et de favoriser la création d'écoles traditionnelles et d'institutions sociales et éducatives ainsi que les activités caritatives.