CanWaCH Newsletter: June 2024
Happy Pride and National Indigenous History Month!
Author: Hudson Biko Mwalagho
CanWaCH Newsletter: May 2024
Our May newsletter is here! Check out upcoming sector moments and the latest news, events, jobs and more.
Canadian aid sector welcomes Budget boost for humanitarian needs
Ottawa, April 16, 2024 – A coalition of Canadian international cooperation organizations welcomes new funding for humanitarian programs committed as part of Federal Budget 2024. The coalition recognizes that this […]
Announcing Nobel Peace Prize nominee Sheila Watt-Cloutier as a speaker at the CanWaCH Healthy World Conference
We’re excited to announce Nobel Peace Prize nominee Sheila Watt-Cloutier as a speaker for our closing plenary, Intergenerational action on climate, health and rights!
Global Affairs Canada is delighted to share the Risk Appetite Hackathon Report
Read GAC’s Risk Appetite Hackathon Report. The event included over 350 participants from Canadian and international civil society organizations, local partner organizations, think tanks and the private sector.
Unpack the interconnection of health, gender and climate resilience at the CanWaCH Healthy World Conference
Unpacking the interconnected nature of climate, health and gender equality is fundamental for advancing the health, well-being, and empowerment of women and girls worldwide.
Member Opportunity: In-Person Public Engagement Activities
We are excited to introduce a pilot program that will see us support members seeking to bolster their in-person public engagement efforts!
Women’s Economic Empowerment: A Double-Edged Sword for Gender-Based Violence
In order to create an environment where the health, rights and well-being of women can thrive, it is essential to develop policies, programs and resources that address the complexities that exist between economic empowerment and GBV.
Artificial Intelligence in the Development Sector: What’s It All About?
At a time when our sector is forced to deal with a multitude of crises and when resources and funding are limited, using new and innovative tools such as AI can help to improve our capabilities.
2023 in review: A CanWaCH recap!
In this special edition of the CanWaCH newsletter, we look back at 2023
