Nathalie Eleonor Vilgrain

General Coordinator @Marijàn Feminist Organization

Ottawa, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2020 — Present

General Coordinator @Marijàn Feminist Organization

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Port-au-Prince, HT

Responsible for the financial stability and development of growth strategies for multiplemultiple revenue streams - Define strategies to program implications of policies and decisions - Development of human resource policies, procedures, programs and recruitment for volunteers - Grant writing and fundraising - Oversaw outreach campaigns aimed at broad audiences - Reviewed, evaluated, formulated and executed project plans, schedules and budgets for projects.

EDUCATION

2015 — 2017

Collège La Cité

Diplôme, Travail social

N/A

McGill University

Professional Development Certificate in Project Management, Professional Development Certificate in Project Management

2017 — 2020

University of Ottawa

Bachelor's degree, Études des femmes et sciences politiques

ABOUT NATHALIE ELEONOR VILGRAIN

I work at the intersection of governance, feminist philanthropy, and movement building with a deep commitment to redistributing resources, shifting power, and supporting communities in the Global South.My work has taken shape through co-creating organizations, facilitating collective care spaces, supporting survivors of gender-based violence, and designing strategies that center dignity, justice, and sustainability. I am passionate about building structures that reflect the values we fight for: transparency, accountability, shared leadership, and long-term resilience. Outside of my core work, I am deeply committed to social impact initiatives in the Caribbean and beyond. I co-founded MARIJÀN, a feminist organization rooted in Haiti that supports women and girls through political education, collective healing, and community-led responses to gender-based violence. I also contribute to regional and global feminist networks focused on anti-corruption, movement sustainability, and feminist governance.I care deeply about resource redistribution, intergenerational leadership, and the well-being of those who hold communities together. I believe that systems can change when movements are led by those most affected, resourced with intention, and grounded in solidarity.

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