Annual Reports
Executive Director's Report 2005
Valerie Price
I am pleased to report that MARL has completed another positive year. We continue to evolve and respond to the needs we see in the community. The two main streams of our work continue to be monitoring human rights issues and keeping them before the various levels of government, and public education. We have accomplished much in the past year as you will see when you take the time to read this Annual Report, as I hope you will.
President's Report 2005
PRESIDENT'S REPORT 2005
Ken G. Mandzuik, President
I am happy to report to you once again that the last year has been another successful one for MARL. Your board is developing a strategic plan to ensure that MARL continues to be well-placed to fight the fight for human rights and civil liberties in Manitoba.
Executive Director's Report 2004
Valerie Price
I am pleased to report that MARL has completed another positive year. We celebrated our twenty-fifth anniversary and have been busy on a many fronts. I hope that you will take the time to read about our accomplishments in this Annual Report. In my report, I would like to focus on some of our public education activities and some future directions.
President 's Report 2004
Ken Mandzuik, President
I am happy to report that the last year has been another successful one for MARL. We had the high of celebrating 25 years of hard work, and had the low of losing one of our organization’s shining stars, the late Dr Sybil Shack.
President 's Report 2003
Ken G. Mandzuik, President
My first year as MARL's president has gone by quicker than I thought possible. It has been a busy year and I am looking forward to another busy year as MARL celebrates its 25th anniversary. In a small organization like MARL, it is sometimes frustrating that we are limited in the work that we can do; at the same time, it is astonishing at the work we are able to do, and do well.
Executive Director's Report 2003
-Valerie Price
In this our twenty-fifth year, MARL has much to celebrate. We continue to evolve and respond to the needs we see in the community. The two main streams of our work continue to be monitoring human rights issues and keeping them before the various levels of government, and public education. We have accomplished much in the past year as you will see when you take the time to read this Annual Report, as I hope you will.