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Thanks to a grant from the MITACS agency, �Ӱ�ԭ�� University doctoral candidate in History Anna Kozlova was able to conduct a series of interviews with friends, relatives, supervisors, mentees, and co-workers of Lewis Perinbam, exploring his significant role shaping humanitarian work and humanitarian workers in both governmental (CIDA) and non-governmental organizations of the later 20^th c. The result is a fascinating composite portrait of a pivotal player in the Canadian and international development scene.

For more details on Anna Kozlova’s research into Lewis Perinbam, read the full article “” by Sarah Glassford.

Anna Kozlova is a doctoral candidate in History at �Ӱ�ԭ�� University and CNHH member interested in migration, diaspora, oral history and transnationalism. She was the lead researcher on a MITACS-funded project “Two case studies in the public history of international development policies in Canada: the Lebanese Special Measures Program (1975-1990) and The Life of Lewis Perinbam (1925-2008).”