Story of Mim Akter – A journey from darkness to hope
A journey from darkness to hope.
Author: Lauren Trancoso
Canada’s Cuts to Critical Development Assistance Weaken Us All, Undermine Security
“Canada’s decades of leadership in global health have always been about investing in a safer, more equitable world, because we know that when we turn our back on the world’s most marginalized people, we all suffer.”
From New York to Ottawa: What UNGA Revealed About Canada’s Global Health Future
The energy of New York in September always lingers long after the official sessions of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) come to a close.
A Canadian guide to the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) 2025 – Official and unofficial side events to check out during the conference!
Official and Unofficial side events to check out during ICFP 2025!
CanWaCH newsletter October 2025: AGM registration, an ICFP 2025 networking reception and op-eds 101
Our October newsletter is here!
Charting the next chapter for Canada’s global nutrition leadership
Action Against Hunger Canada and the Canadian Partnership for Women and Children’s Health (CanWaCH) are excited to announce an upcoming report that will reimagine Canada’s role in global nutrition.
Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Coalition Newsletter: October 2025!
Our PCWHC October newsletter is here!
Lost in translation: the missing voices in women’s health research
The 2025 theme, moving forward, together, feels particularly urgent when we consider whose voices are still left out of women’s health research in Canada.
Rebuilding hope in northwest Syria: Stories of resilience and empowerment
As Syria enters a new chapter following the fall of the Assad regime in late 2024, the humanitarian landscape stands at a crossroads marked by urgent needs but also opportunities for renewal.
Healthy starts: Why newcomer families need newcomer-responsive maternal care in Canada
The solution lies in newcomer-responsive care, an approach that considers the practical, linguistic and social realities of each immigrant patient, ensuring that no mother or child is left behind.
