In 2002, with the support of the House of Commons, the Government of Canada endowed the Foundation with the Advanced Research in the Humanities and Human Sciences Fund. [...] While and entrepreneurial skills, social innovation, at the beginning of the program, Scholars are negotiation, networking, creative and exposed to a variety of fields of expertise and design thinking, and resilience in the face of experiences through the Mentors’ training adversity. [...] Shortlisted candidates are convened Fellowship, or Mentorship begins within for a first round of interviews (virtual the Foundation, followed by the assessment group interviews) and candidates who of the Application and Nomination Review make it to the second round are convened Committee (“ANRC”) and approval by the for final interviews with members of the Board of Directors. [...] Prior to programs inviting an individual to the program, the President of the Foundation assesses their To recruit Fellows and Mentors, the vision and fit with the Scientific Cycle and Foundation identifies, approaches, and invites the Leadership Curriculum. [...] capacity* Candidates must demonstrate a commitment Commitment and openness to engaging and openness to engaging with a plurality with a plurality of perspectives and of perspectives and a willingness to learn dedication to fostering the free exchange of and challenge their own expertise and ideas assumptions.
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