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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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Exploring the ripple effects of clean water and sanitation on gender equality
As this week marks World Water Week, we reflect on the specific links that exist between SDG 6 and SDG 5, and how achieving these two goals together can impact all the other SDGs.
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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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Breaking Barriers: Protecting SRHR in Times of Crisis
As the world comes together to mark World Humanitarian Day, we reflect on the vital role and commitment of Canada to ensure access to life-saving SRHR services in humanitarian crises.
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Eight in 10 Canadians support international assistance, despite domestic concerns
According to research led by members from the Canadian Partnership for Women and Children’s Health (CanWaCH), Canada’s role on the global stage remains a clear priority for Canadians.
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Co-Creation Front & Center at Women Deliver 2023
This session highlighted the very real and practical need for tools and guidance for practitioners to address how nutrition, sex, gender equality, and empowerment interact to affect diverse communities across societal domains and their impact pathways.
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Women Deliver 2023, One Month Later: Reflections from the CanWaCH Gender Equality Working Group
By Ajita Vidyarthi from Plan International, Laura Lortie Maurel from Cuso International, Rachel Pell from Right To Play International, Merydth Holte-McKenzie from World Vision Canada, Clare Szalay Timbo from Orbis […]
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