Victoria Rocke joined RDN after working on freelance action research contracts for Québec’s English-speaking community. Mentored by Mary Richardson, she completed Mary’s training program on action research and community development …
Kim Harrison joined the RDN team in September 2023 and has been involved in community development for over two decades. She began her career as a coordinator for the Committee …
Helena Burke joined the RDN team in January 2023. She began her career in community development in 2006 as a coordinator at the Council for Anglophone Magdalen Islanders (CAMI) and …
Jenny joined the RDN team in February 2022. Before that, she was the deputy editor of Photo Life and Photo Solution magazines, where she worked for almost a decade. Originally …
Hoffman joined RDN with years of experience working with Québec City’s English-speaking community, having served as the assistant executive director of the Morrin Centre and the president of Voice of …
A graduate of Bishop’s University in the field of sociology, Rachel has been working in community development since 2008 with a particular focus on the vitality of Québec’s English-speaking minority …
Ms. Brown became the executive director of RDN in August 2020. A graduate of CEGEP de la Gaspésie et des Îles, she began working at Committee for Anglophone Social Action …
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The Regional Development Network (RDN) is a provincial nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing socio-economic development for the English-speaking communities of Québec.
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We acknowledge that we operate on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Huron-Wendat (Wendake-Nionwentsïo) peoples, and as a provincial team we would like to extend this acknowledgement to all those who have historically stewarded and nurtured the lands we live, work, and play on today.
