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The Euphrosine Foundation protects and expands the democratic spaces where people participate and hold power to account.

Photograph of Iqaluit.

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Euphrosine

The foundation is named in honour of Claire Trottier’s maternal lineage. One of Claire's ancestors who lived seven generations ago was named Euphrosine Perras.

 

The name Euphrosine is meaningful: in Greek mythology, Euphrosine was the goddess of joy. She and her sisters Thalia and Aglaea were collectively referred to as the “three charities”.​

 

Euphrosine's spirit guides our approach: we believe that in the face of converging crises, collective action fuelled by hope and solidarity is essential to building a joyous future for all.

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The Euphrosine Foundation is situated on the traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation—land that was occupied without cession or conquest. We believe that any effort to strengthen democracy in Canada must begin by confronting this truth and advancing Indigenous self-determination.

51 Sherbrooke Street West, Montréal, Québec 

H2X 1X2

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CRA #: 743527350 RR 0001

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