Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Sandy Hill - Ottawa East - University of Ottawa Campus, Ottawa, ON
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221 Laurier Avenue East, SANDY HILL - OTTAWA EAST - UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA CAMPUS, Ottawa, K1N 6P1
(613) 563-4801
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701-E King Edward Ave, SANDY HILL - OTTAWA EAST - UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA CAMPUS, Ottawa, K1N 7N9
(613) 234-4554
The Sandy Hill Housing Co-operative is located in historic Sandy Hill, one of Ottawa’s oldest and most established residential neighbourhoods. The Co-op is located near the corner of King Edward Ave. and Somerset St. Minutes from the Parliament, the market and the downtown core. Established in the early 1980’s the co-op has been providing affordable housing for over twenty years. 
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34 Copernicus Street, SANDY HILL - OTTAWA EAST - UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA CAMPUS, Ottawa, K1N 7K4
(613) 233-1903
Special Interest Groups are agencies of the Association for Bahá’í Studies, which itself is an agency of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of Canada. Both the Association and its Special Interest Groups are structured as membership organisations with appointed administrators. Both exist to stimulate scholarly study of the Faith and its teachings, to promote a sound understanding of the Cause in academic circles, to demonstrate its relevance to the study of social issues, and to stimulate an appetite for learning within the Bahá’í community generally. In order to serve these purposes, the specific goals of the Special Interest Group system are as follows: to promote networking among ABS members, based on their interests, fields and professions; to mentor students and young people, in their studies and early professional life; to encourage, inspire and facilitate individual and collaborative Bahá’í scholarship; and to support, as appropriate, members’ “outward looking orientation” within their respective fields and professions, with particular emphasis on universities.