Bridges that Unite, a bilingual, traveling exhibition invites visitors to explore Canada’s role in the world through the lens of a remarkable but little-known partnership with the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) in some of the world’s most impoverished regions.
Through the creative interplay of audio, video, text panels and interactive components, Bridges that Unite will engage visitors in a journey that challenges them to confront typical assumptions about what international development is and what it can achieve. Accompanying the exhibition is a robust programming component: panel discussions, lectures, guided tours, cultural events and activities for youth. The goal of the exhibition is to inspire a dynamic, constructive and forward-thinking vision for Canada’s role in the 21st Century.
Currently, the Bridges that Unite team is recruiting guides who will interact with visitors in the exhibition.
This position is ideal for those who have an understanding of international development through their educational or professional experience. Daytime, evening as well as weekend shifts will be
available. Training will be provided as well as a modest honourarium.
More details at The Career Services Informer – Simon Fraser University
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