General Information

The project "Strengthening a Global Network of Young Leaders Committed to Inclusion in Health and Sustainable Development in the Face of Social and Environmental Vulnerabilities" aims to facilitate talent mobility between Canada and Caribbean countries, in order to train professional and research leaders in public health who are attuned to the needs and practices of interdisciplinary and intersectoral collaborations to implement the vision of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Through international experiences—such as internships, research stays, or study visits in partner organizations—and exchanges within the community of scholars and its related networks, these young community builders will enhance their leadership, professional skills, and commitment to local and international community organizations in partner countries. You can find the list of eligible countries here.

To achieve this, the University of Montreal, through the School of Public Health, has identified four priority areas of intervention:

1. Climate change;
2. Access to care;
3. Universal health coverage;
4. New interdisciplinary and intersectoral approaches.

Applications are currently suspended. Thank you for your understanding.