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Connection, Clarity and Collective Action
What we heard from the 2026 CanWaCH member engagement survey and member roundtables.
Bringing Care Home: Inside Human Concern International’s Elderly Support Project in Bosnia and Herzegovina
For many elderly people here, the day begins differently. Without much noise and with little reason to hurry. It carries silence. A silence built slowly over time.
Who Gets to Shape the Table? Reflections on Power, Funding and Gender Equality after Women Deliver 2026
Five takeaways and reflections from Women Deliver 2026.
CanWaCH delegation at CSW70: Five questions with Shreya Rao
Building on my localized perspective on sexual and reproductive health with global insights has expanded and deepened the solutions I can replicate in my own community.
Data is not the new oil. Digital literacy is.
In this sense, the true driver of prosperity in the digital age is not data, but digital literacy.
CanWaCH at Commission on the status of Women 70 (CSW70): Recap and takeaways
CanWaCH attended CSW70 to both contribute to and learn from these global discussions.
Building Futures: The Construction of a Girls High School in Barnala, Kashmir
Human Concern International (HCI) is addressing this challenge through the construction of a dedicated Girls High School, a project designed to expand access to quality education and create long-term community impact.
The Ask: CanWaCH CEO Caitlin Goggin on leadership, equity and meeting the moment
“Over time, I have become increasingly interested not just in delivering programs, but in helping sustain the broader support and understanding that makes that work possible.”
A Pan-Canadian vision for equitable access to good health
What does equitable access to good health look like?
A Canadian guide to the Commission on Status of Women 2026 (CSW70) – Official and unofficial side events, sessions and activities to check out during the session
The seventieth session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70) will take place at United Nations Headquarters in New York from March 9 to 20, 2026.
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Write to Thrive is your go-to destination for commentary on hot topics in global health, best practices and lessons learned, insights from leaders and practitioners, and more! Find stories from CanWaCH and our membership, sector partners and stakeholders in global health. Have a story to submit? Click “submit a blog” above.
Write to Thrive is also the new home of all ThriveHire blogs! Learn more about the history of ThriveHire below.
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.
ThriveHire was built with the support of Annalise Mathers, numerous contributing authors, and partner organizations including the Canadian Red Cross, the Clinton Health Access Initiative, the World Bank’s Global Financing Facility, the United Nations Association in Canada, CUSO International, and Partners in Health Canada.
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.
