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SUMMARY:Funding Health\, Advancing LGBTIQ Equality: Why the Global Fund Matters Now
DESCRIPTION:This event will include simultaneous English/French interpretation. \nJoin the HIV Legal Network and the Stephen Lewis Foundation for a vital conversation on why the Global Fund’s replenishment is crucial for LGBTIQ health and rights worldwide. \nWhat to expect: \n\nLearn how the Global Fund to Fight AIDS\, TB and Malaria supports LGBTIQ communities.\nHear directly from LGBTIQ leaders in Uganda\, Côte d’Ivoire\, and Ukraine about its impact on their work.\nDiscover how Canadian organizations and individuals can push for bold action from our government to ensure strong funding.\n\nWhy now? The Trump Administration’s cuts to global HIV and LGBTIQ funding have left countless communities without lifesaving programs. With many grassroots organizations under threat\, the Global Fund remains a lifeline. But its future depends on strong pledges from donor countries to keep the work fully funded. \nThis year\, Canada will decide its next three year pledge. With competing priorities before MPs and the Prime Minister\, our voices are needed more than ever to call for bold Canadian leadership in global health and equality. \nWho should attend? The event is open to all\, with a focus on how Canadian organizations and individuals can take action to support Global Fund replenishment. \nFeaturing: \n\nDr. Notisha Massaquoi\, Assistant Professor at University of Toronto– Scarborough\, Founder and Director of the Black Health Equity Lab (moderator)\nClaudia Ahumada\, Manager\, Civil Society and Communities Advocacy\, Global Fund\nAllan Mwasa\, Strategic Initiatives Executive\, Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG)\nLenny Emson\, Member Expert of the National Expert Group on LGBTQI+ Health and Rights in Ukraine and Board Member of Outright International\nTBC\n\nAttend here! 
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/funding-health-advancing-lgbtiq-equality-why-the-global-fund-matters-now/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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SUMMARY:Navigating GAC Funding to Support Local Organizations and Movements
DESCRIPTION:This International Development Week\, we are asking: Can Canadian and international organizations meaningfully support locally led development with GAC funding? \nJoin three Canadian international development organizations (Stephen Lewis Foundation\, Oxfam Canada\, and Inter Pares) and partner organizations (Women in Struggle for Empowerment\, Pakistan and a to-be-confirmed partner) for this thought-provoking\, strategic discussion. \nWe will focus on concrete examples of what has worked and where challenges persist. \nThis conversation will include a deeper dive into our featured organizations’ experiences with the Women’s Voice and Leadership (WVL) program\, the Act Together for Inclusion Fund (ACTIF)\, and Peace and Stabilization Operations Program (PSOPS). We invite audience members to broaden the conversation with examples from other GAC portfolios and initiatives. \nSpeakers: \n\nBushra Khaliq\, Executive Director\, Women in Struggle for Empowerment (WISE)\, Pakistan\nTBC speaker from East Africa\nRoxanne Murrell\, Program Officer: Women’s Rights\, Oxfam Canada\nBill Fairbairn\, Program Manager\, Inter Pares\, Canada\nLeah Odle-Benson\, Deputy Director Impact and Learning\, Stephen Lewis Foundation\, Canada\n\nBackground \nLocal organizations – led by and for their communities—are doing the most effective development work in the world. Yet far too little international development funding makes it to them to support their priorities\, growth\, and sustainability. \nInternational cooperation organizations and staff at Global Affairs Canada are collaborating to identify and change policies\, restrictions\, and processes that impede the department’s ability to meaningfully support locally led development. But even with important changes underway\, significant institutional challenges persist. \nWe must continue to advocate around GAC’s funding practices and policies\, and at the same time\, there is more we can do as the international cooperation sector to improve the ways we work. This conversation is an opportunity to share information\, learn from one another and strategize on how we and GAC can best support local organizations and movements. \nAttend here! 
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/navigating-gac-funding-to-support-local-organizations-and-movements/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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SUMMARY:The HIV Epidemic: Then and Now
DESCRIPTION:As World AIDS Day (December 1) fast approaches\, the Stephen Lewis Foundation reflects on the evolving needs and challenges that the AIDS epidemic has posed for community-led organizations working on the frontlines over the past two decades. \nJoin us on December 2nd on Zoom while we discuss the early days of the epidemic\, when treatment was unavailable\, to the increasing and disproportionate risk that the epidemic has on women and girls\, join us for a conversation about the changing nature of our partners’ important and life-saving work. \nJoining us from Eswatini and Uganda will be leaders from Swaziland Action Group Against Abuse (SWAGAA)\, Wells of Hope\, and Women’s International Peace Centre (WIPC). They will discuss how the needs of their communities have changed since the early 2000s\, and how together\, we have met the changing nature of the epidemic\, as it continues to impact the people they serve. \nStephen Lewis Foundation \nFor more than 20 years\, the Stephen Lewis Foundation has championed health and human rights to end AIDS. The HIV epidemic remains a public health emergency in sub-Saharan Africa fuelled by racism\, gender inequality and colonialism. Committed to community-led solutions\, we provide funding and allyship to local organizations who are restoring hope\, reclaiming human rights\, fighting injustice and saving lives. \nLearn more about the Stephen Lewis Foundation at www.stephenlewisfoundation.org. \nAttend here!
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/the-hiv-epidemic-then-and-now/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240716T100000
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SUMMARY:Hope in action: Community-led efforts to end GBV and HIV
DESCRIPTION:In the lead up to the International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2024)\, join us for a film screening and panel discussion that explores the impactful work of community-led organizations addressing gender-based violence (GBV) and its intersections with HIV. \nTwo short films will showcase the successes and challenges of community-led organizations working to prevent gender-based violence and support survivors in Malawi and Botswana. After the film screening\, leaders from these two organizations and a third organization will answer audience questions and discuss what they’ve learned through work at the forefront of the HIV response. \nThe panelists will consider: \n· What seemingly intractable challenges have they been able to make inroads on through their approaches to community engagement and holistic support? \n· How does their positioning as community-led and community-based organizations impact the work they do and the successes they have? \n· What are the intersections between gender-based violence and HIV in their communities? \n· How do their staff and volunteers cope with the direct and vicarious trauma that they experience through this work? Have their organizations been able to support mental health and well-being of staff and volunteers? What else is needed? \nRegistering for this event is a quick\, three-step process. First\, click ‘register now\,’ enter your email address\, and push ‘continue.’ Second\, add your name\, choose a password\, and push ‘create account.’ Third\, click ‘pre-order now.’ You will receive a confirmation email with a link to use to join us the day of the event.
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/hope-in-action-community-led-efforts-to-end-gbv-and-hiv/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231213T233000
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SUMMARY:The Road to Healing: Funding & Advancing LGBTIQ Mental Health & Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:This event features six LGBTIQ organizations from Uganda and Kenya: Freedom and Roam Uganda (FARUG)\, Icebreakers Uganda (IBU)\, Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG)\, HIV and AIDS People’s Alliance of Kenya (HAPA-Kenya)\, Health Options for Young Men on HIV/AIDS & STIs (HOYMAS)\, and Mission for Advisory and Advocacy for Younger Generations Organization (MAAYGO). \nWe will be sharing the impacts and learnings of The Right to Health and Healing Project with the launch of Journey to Healing: A Guide for LGBTIQ-led Organizations Implementing Mental Health Programs. The virtual event will also explore the funding priorities for LGBTIQ mental health and well-being programming with the launch of Urgent\, Feasible\, Impactful\, and Fundable! A Case for LGBTIQ-led Mental Health Initiatives. \nThe event will be moderated by Leah Odle-Benson\, Deputy Director – Impact and Learning at the Stephen Lewis Foundation and Doug Stollery\, President of the Stollery Charitable Foundation. \nWednesday\, December 13\, 2023 \nPlease note times by region: \n10:00am-11:30am EST; 3:00pm-4:30pm UTC; 4:00pm-5:30pm WAT; 5:00pm-6:30pm CAT/SAST; 6:00pm-7:30pm EAT \nJoin us for this insightful and generative discussion! \nClick here to register!
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/the-road-to-healing-funding-advancing-lgbtiq-mental-health-wellbeing/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231201T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231201T110000
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SUMMARY:Ending Aids by 2030: A Reality Check
DESCRIPTION:December 1st is World AIDS Day. On this day we honour the lives that have been lost\, reflect on the progress made and acknowledge the work we have left to do to end AIDS. \nThis World AIDS Day\, the Stephen Lewis Foundation is hosting a Pride Talks webinar\, Ending AIDS by 2030: A Reality Check\, with our LGBTIQ partners Omar Mussa Omar of Bridge Initiative Organization (BIO) in Tanzania and Samuel Kuria of Mamboleo Peer Empowerment Group (MPEG) in Kenya and with Racquel Bremmer of Casey House in Canada. The panel will be moderated by Kenita Placide\, Executive Director of Eastern Caribbean Alliance for Diversity and Equality. \nWe will delve into the realities of access to HIV prevention\, testing\, and treatment to better understand the barriers and limitations of achieving the goal of ending AIDS by 2030. \nJoin us for this engaging and informative Pride Talks webinar on World AIDS Day. \nEnding AIDS by 2030: A Reality Check \nFriday\, December 1st\, 2023\n10 a.m. – 11 a.m. EST \nThe Stephen Lewis Foundation \nFounded 20 years ago\, The Stephen Lewis Foundation (SLF) champions health and human rights alongside more than 100 community-led organizations working on the frontlines of the HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa. A progressive\, feminist organization rooted in the principles of social justice and international solidarity\, their focus is supporting partners cutting the AIDS pandemic off at its roots by providing care and support to women\, orphaned children\, grandmothers\, and the LGBTIQ community. \nPartners in Pride \nThrough our Partners in Pride campaign\, the SLF supports 14 LGBTIQ organizations and their leaders\, who live in environments characterized by violent homophobia\, legally entrenched discrimination\, and political and social persecution. Your support assists these organizations\, which are lifelines for LGBTIQ communities\, directly assisting the vital services they provide including health care\, mental health supports\, social supports\, and legal counsel. \nwww.stephenlewisfoundation.org/partners-in-pride \nClick here to register!
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/ending-aids-by-2030-a-reality-check/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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SUMMARY:Funding Community-Led Development for the SDGs
DESCRIPTION:Keynote\, Panel Discussion\, and Q&A 1:30pm-3:00pm \nRefreshments and Networking starting at 1:00pm \nLocation: \n515 Madison Ave\, NYC \n10th Floor\, The Taylor Room \nGlobal North funders and international NGO actors are increasingly recognizing what community-led organizations have long known: the way that international development is done needs to change to put affected communities in the drivers’ seat. \nThis Side Event during UNGA 78 and the SDG Summit will explore how shifting power and resources into the hands of local communities isn’t just about what is morally right and it isn’t just about equality in partnerships (although it is both of those things). Resourcing civil society organizations that are led by and for affected communities is essential to realizing the Sustainable Development Goals. \nHow are funders moving in this direction? What does getting long-term\, flexible support into the hands of community-led organizations and local actors look like in practice? What impact is this having and what are the ongoing challenges funders grapple with? \n\n\n\n\nHost Meg French\, Executive Director\, Stephen Lewis Foundation \nKeynote Address Twesigye Jackson Kaguri\, Founder and CEO\, Nyaka \nPanel \n\nChristine Sow\, President and CEO\, Humentum (moderator)\nMeg French\, Executive Director\, Stephen Lewis Foundation\nVahe Mirikian\, Director for US Policy\, Peace Direct\nWanja Ngure\, Program Manager Grantmaking\, UHAI-EASHRI\nother panelists to be announced\n\nRSVP requested for planning and food purposes \nAccessibility: The building and event room are wheelchair accessible with an elevator to the 10th floor. There are multi-stall gendered washrooms on the 10th floor as well as single stall\, accessible\, gender neutral washrooms on the 9th floor. Please email info@stephenlewisfoundation.org with any questions. \n\nRegister here
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/funding-community-led-development-for-the-sdgs/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20210512T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20210512T123000
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SUMMARY:Global solidarity to end homophobia\, biphobia\, and transphobia
DESCRIPTION:LGBTIQ2S leaders from East Africa and Canada discuss the importance of strength in community in the face of discrimination and oppression\n\n\n\n\n\nIn recognition of the International Day Against Homophobia\, Biphobia\, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)\, join the Stephen Lewis Foundation for this timely and compelling conversation about the role of global solidarity in championing health and human rights. Strength to Strength brings together diverse perspectives from community-based organizations in East Africa and Canada that are addressing the impacts of homophobia\, biphobia\, and transphobia and intersecting forms of oppression on LGBTIQ2S communities. \nIt is increasingly clear that there are deadly consequences to ignoring the ways in which global pandemics like HIV and COVID-19 thrive on inequalities\, discrimination\, and social and economic marginalization. Our local struggles for health and rights are globally linked\, and we must work together for wellbeing\, health\, and human rights. Join us to hear directly from LGBTIQ2S leaders about the successes and challenges their organizations are experiencing and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. \nA Q&A will follow the conversation. \n \nHost: Maurice Tomlinson\, Board Member of the Stephen Lewis Foundation \nModerator: Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah\, Director of the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity \nRemarks: Doug Stollery\, President of the Stollery Charitable Foundation \nPanelists: \n\nKennedy Mwendwa\, Project Officer at HAPA Kenya\, Kenya\nAaron Clevis Mbembe\, Associate Director of Policy and Advocacy at Health Development Initiative\, Rwanda\nChristopher Nkambwe\, Founder and Team Leader at African Centre for Refugees in Ontario\, Canada\nRin Lawrence\, Chair of the Edmonton Public Teachers Local 37 Diversity\, Equity\, and Human Rights Committee and Queer-Straight Alliance\, Canada\nTBD\, Youth Leader\, ODE: Remembered Voices\, Canada\n\nIDAHOBIT is an opportunity to celebrate the LGBTIQ2S communities who are at the forefront of human rights movements and join them in calling for an end to homophobia\, biphobia\, and transphobia and intersecting forms of oppression. Register today to take part in this event.  \n \nPartners in Pride \nThe Stephen Lewis Foundation has launched the Partners in Pride campaign to raise $3 million over the next three years to support LGBTIQ organizations in sub-Saharan Africa. By scaling-up funding to our existing partners and extending support to new partners across the region\, the campaign aims to reach 100\,000 people per year. \nOur LGBTIQ grassroots partner organizations are human rights defenders who have been working at the intersections of health and human rights\, contributing to a global movement for LGBTIQ rights for years. Now as they face a surge in human rights violations\, they’re providing vital health and legal support while advocating for their communities. They’ve built extensive peer networks that allow them to reach and support LGBTIQ community members who are most vulnerable to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic\, and to ensure that people living with HIV have the support they need to adhere to treatment during this global crisis. \nFor more information about Partners in Pride\, please contact slfpride@stephenlewisfoundation.org \nwww.stephenlewisfoundation.org/partners-in-pride \nClick here to subscribe to our e-newsletter for updates and future events.
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/global-solidarity-to-end-homophobia-biphobia-and-transphobia-2/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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SUMMARY:Global solidarity to end homophobia\, biphobia\, and transphobia
DESCRIPTION:LGBTIQ2S leaders in Kenya\, Rwanda\, and Canada discuss the importance of strength in community in the face of discrimination and oppression\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nIn recognition of the International Day Against Homophobia\, Biphobia\, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)\, join the Stephen Lewis Foundation for this timely and compelling conversation about the role of global solidarity in championing health and human rights. Strength to Strength brings together diverse perspectives from community-based organizations in Canada\, Rwanda\, and Kenya that are addressing the impacts of homophobia\, biphobia\, and transphobia and intersecting forms of oppression on LGBTIQ2S communities. \nIt is increasingly clear that there are deadly consequences to ignoring the ways in which global pandemics like HIV and COVID-19 thrive on inequalities\, discrimination\, and social and economic marginalization. Our local struggles for health and rights are globally linked\, and we must work together for wellbeing\, health\, and human rights. Join us to hear directly from LGBTIQ2S leaders about the successes and challenges their organizations are experiencing and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. \nA Q&A will follow the conversation. \n\nHost: Maurice Tomlinson\, Board Member of the Stephen Lewis Foundation \nModerator: Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah\, Director of the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity \nRemarks: Doug Stollery\, President of the Stollery Charitable Foundation \nPanelists: \n\nKennedy Mwendwa\, Project Officer at HAPA Kenya\, Kenya\nAaron Clevis Mbembe\, Associate Director of Policy and Advocacy at Health Development Initiative\, Rwanda\nChristopher Nkambwe\, Founder and Team Leader at African Centre for Refugees in Ontario\, Canada\nRin Lawrence\, Chair of the Edmonton Public Teachers Local 37 Diversity\, Equity\, and Human Rights Committee and Queer-Straight Alliance\, Canada\nTBD\, Youth Leader\, ODE: Remembered Voices\, Canada\n\n  \nIDAHOBIT is an opportunity to celebrate the LGBTIQ2S communities who are at the forefront of human rights movements and join them in calling for an end to homophobia\, biphobia\, and transphobia and intersecting forms of oppression. Register today to take part in this event. \n\n\nClick here to register
URL:https://canwach.ca/event/global-solidarity-to-end-homophobia-biphobia-and-transphobia/
CATEGORIES:Webinars and Online Events
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