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The Lambda Scholarship Foundation is a Canadian registered charity. 

Lambda aims to:

  • create graduate and undergraduate university scholarships to further research pertaining to Two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, questioning, plus (2SLGBTQ+) and queer, trans, Black, Indigenous, people of colour (QTBIPOC) studies.
  • advance education that fights against oppression and discrimination
  • mobilize knowledge across academic and non-academic communities by supporting 2SLGBTQ+ and QTBIPOC students in their academic pursuits by establishing networking opportunities in academic and non-academic settings.

News

Introducing Two New Lambda Scholarship Awards This Fall!

With the new school year fast approaching we are proud to announce two new Lambda Scholarship awards for students, the Lambda Scholarship Canada Graduate Award Fund at McMaster University and the Lambda Scholarship Foundation Canada Common Law Scholarship at the University of Ottawa. We have strived to create action items from our 2020 statement and…

Check out this feature on Lambda’s President in the Ottawa Business Journal!

With great pleasure, we are thrilled to see and congratulate Cameron Aitken, the President of the Lambda Scholarship Foundation in a recent feature published in the Ottawa Business Journal. Throughout this feature, Cameron was able to express and share his experience undergoing the RBC’s AFP Ottawa’s Future Leaders Program alongside two other protégés. This program…

Congratulations to Maii Fallara for winning the Lambda Scholarship Tuition Award!

Congratulations to Maii Fallara for winning the Lambda Scholarship Tuition Award at Concordia University! Their biography: My name is Maii. I chose this name as it feels eclectic to me, a wave of sunshine coursing through one’s veins, a force that is unstoppable even with the most impossible outcomes. I had begun my university journey…

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