Thanks everyone, but the process was not too difficult and without others helping, it could not have happened.
A number of years ago, after a workshop in Montreal with 35 representatives from developing countries, including Guyana, living in Canada.
We were asked to form a Canadian national diversity committee, for a Canadian International Non-Government Organization.
After the workshop, with the draft person located in Halifax and coordinating 35 people across the country by emails, from Western Canada. We drafted resolutions that were approved by the workshop participants and taken by representatives from Kenya and El Salvador to a national assembly of delegated in Montreal. The resolutions were unanimously approved by 200 delegates from across Canada and the national diversity committee was formed.
The committee’s purpose is to advise the organization’s national council in Montreal, regarding better ways to fund projects and easier ways to get things done, in developing countries.