Narmin Ismail, SoHF Founder and CEO, was awarded a Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M.) by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General
Aaliya, a doctoral student in the Earth and Climate Sciences program at Duke University, shares some key insights in an interview conducted by Duke University
We are excited to announce the signing of a new partnership agreement with Aga Khan University (AKU), whose mission is to improve quality of life
We are delighted to announce that The Spark of Hope Foundation was accredited under Imagine Canada’s Standards Program in August 2022.
We are delighted to announce the signing of our partnership agreement with the Formation Continue UNIL-EPFL (the “FCUE”), an educational
In Fall 2019, the Spark of Hope Foundation, working closely with McGill University, helped Safia Amiry from Afghanistan move from the United States
We recently interviewed May Alherek, a scholar from Syria who was the very first student the Foundation supported, for her undergraduate degree
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Doug has many years of senior business and financial management experience across a diverse range of industries and size of businesses. During his career, Doug has also worked as a consultant to several start-up companies. Currently, Doug is President & CEO at North American Fur Auctions Inc., a private company with operations in Europe, North America and Asia.
Tanneke is a partner at Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP with a focus on natural resource project development in emerging markets. Tanneke is highly regarded for her expertise and experience in the mining industry where she is recognised as a leading legal advisor. Her extensive experience includes advising on all aspects of the development and financing of mining and other natural resource projects in emerging markets, with an emphasis on African markets.
Sajida Raza, from Chitral in the Northern Areas of Pakistan, completed her medical degree in November 2019. Chitral only has hospitals in very few places, so access to quality healthcare can be limited and it is often cut off from the rest of the world for months during winter.