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The SRHR Conversation: BIPOC Contraceptive Care Access
Discussing BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) contraceptive pill access is crucial because it highlights the disparities and inequities that exist in health-care systems.
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The SRHR Conversation: Reproductive Freedom and Abortion Care
Abortion rights empower individuals to make choices about their own bodies and reproductive health, allowing them to control their lives and futures.
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Empowering Newcomer Youth: Overcoming Challenges, Fostering Inclusion
Truly empowering newcomer youth requires us to address their unique psychosocial needs and provide tailored support.
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Unlocking the Power of Youth: Empowering Change
The power of youth lies not merely in their numbers but in their passion, resilience, and determination to create a better world.
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Coming Together for Equality: A Young Delegate’s Reflections on Women Deliver 2023
Attending the Women Deliver 2023 Conference as a young Canadian delegate was an empowering and exhilarating experience.
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Launched in 2018, ThriveHire was founded by Canadian Hayley Mundeva. After receiving her Masters in Global Health, Hayley worked for several years in global health research in Tanzania, Malawi and Ethiopia. During this time, she was troubled by the lack of information on how to launch and develop a career in global health. The solution? ThriveHire.
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Today, Hayley works as a communications specialist in Rwanda where she continues to explore new ways to help organizations convey their global health stories effectively.