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2022 Human Rights Awards presented
The recipients of the 2022 New Brunswick Human Rights Awards were honoured recently during a ceremony at Government House in Fredericton. Mamadou Oury Diallo of Moncton received the Human Rights Award and Cassandra Pitchford of Fredericton received the Youth Human Rights Award. From left: Lt.-Gov. Brenda L. Murphy; Pitchford; Diallo; and New Brunswick Human Rights Commission chair Claire Roussel-Sullivan.
2021 Human Rights Award recipients announced
PRUDE Inc. of Saint John received the 2021 New Brunswick Human Rights Award at a ceremony on Sept. 15 in Saint John. From left: Li Song, managing director of PRUDE; Karen Hachey, board president of PRUDE; Claire Roussel-Sullivan, chair of the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission; and Marc-Alain Mallet, director of the commission.
Presentation of Youth Human Rights Award to students
The Human Rights Commission presented the Youth Human Rights Award today to the Grade 4 to 6 students of École Abbey-Landry, in Memramcook, for their project called “L’espoir d’avenir” as part of World Children’s Day. From left: Cassandra Wheaton; Zoé LeBlanc; Dorothy Thériault, member of the commission; Mara Toussaint; and Marissa Belliveau.
2019 Human Rights Award recipients announced
New Brunswick Human Rights Commission chairperson Nathalie Chiasson presented the 2019 New Brunswick Human Rights Award to Paul M. McDonnell, of Fredericton, as well as the Youth Human Rights Award to students of École Abbey-Landry, in Memramcook, during a ceremony held today in Fredericton. Photo shows, at left: Chris Wheaton, vice-principal and music teacher at École Abbey-Landry with students Cassandra ...