Foundation for Rural Living - Rural Philanthropy Network
Ontario Agricentre
100 Stone Road West, Suite 109
Guelph, ON   N1G 5L3
Phone: 519-826-4126 | Email: info@frl.on.ca | Web site: www.ruralphilanthropy.ca

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Our Community of Advisors and Our Learning Session Leaders

We would like to thank our community advisors who volunteer their time and willingly share their expertise and experience with our Rural Development Officers, Host Organizations and small non-profit and voluntary organizations in rural communities.

All of our learning sessions hosted through our web-based learning centre at WebEx are lead by experienced leaders in their field of expertise. These leaders have generously donated their time  to support capacity building in rural nonprofit and voluntary organizations. We thank you for your time and support!

Profiles of Our Community of Advisors and our Learning Session Leaders

 

Name: Richard Bridge
Bio: Richard Bridge is a charity lawyer located in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia. He works extensively with nonprofit, charities and cooperatives providing legal, strategic and policy advice and services. Richard is committed to developing a strong nonprofit sector and has delivered workshops on a number nonprofit legal issues including Legal Fundamentals for Nonprofit Directors. He has also authoured “Legal Limberness 101: Maintaining a Healthy Not-for-Profit Organization" for VanCity in 2007 (now available on their website).
Name: Karen Moore
Bio:


Karen Moore is a dynamic and energetic trainer with years of varied experiences.  She brings her professional dedication to her work and her commitment to ensuring that all participants have the opportunity to learn.
 
Karen is a Registered Social Worker (RSW) who also has an educational background in Early Childhood Issues. She has achieved Master Trainer status with the Canadian Red Cross, RespectED: Violence and Abuse Prevention and has been an educator in a number of post-secondary institutions throughout Ontario.  Karen has been instrumental in the curriculum development for pilot projects within Ontario and is a published writer on child and youth issues. 
 
Karen provides training in a range of topic areas and to an eclectic list of participant groups.   Her trainings are full of energy, creativity and excitement and past participants have commented on her trainings with such comments as “Wow”, “Amazing trainer”, “I wish we had more time with Karen”, “She really knows her stuff”, “The best training I have been to in years,” and “Let me know when Karen is training again—I’ll be there!” 

Karen has brought her passion for transformative learning experiences to the e-learning training environment, during past three years her ability to transform the learning environment and facilitate an interactive, exploratory and fun learning experience is truly a testament to her skills as a trainer.


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