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Holding on: Psychosocial relief for war-traumatized children
For six months, Human Concern International (HCI), together with its partner, have quietly walked alongside some of Gaza’s most traumatized families.
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CanWaCH delegation at CSW69: Five questions with Nathaniel Allaire Sévigny
CanWaCH was pleased to join the session and support the attendance of youth and delegates from organizations across our membership.
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CanWaCH delegation at CSW69: Five questions with Metasebia Balcha
CanWaCH was pleased to join the session and support the attendance of youth and delegates from organizations across our membership.
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CanWaCH delegation at CSW69: Five questions with Marie Jobin-Gélinas
CanWaCH was pleased to join the session and support the attendance of youth and delegates from organizations across our membership.
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CanWaCH delegation at CSW69: Five questions with Christina Ricci
CanWaCH was pleased to join the session and support the attendance of youth and delegates from organizations across our membership.
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Box of Blessings: Supporting communities across Canada this Ramadan
The National Zakat Foundation reported a 140% increase in local applications for assistance, revealing the mounting pressure on families in need of zakat and food support.
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What we saw, heard and learned: CanWaCH delegates reflect on CSW69
CanWaCH was pleased to join the session and support the attendance of youth and delegates from organizations across our membership.
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Sowing Seeds, Reaping Hopes: Transforming Lives in Somalia
For 12 months, a transformative project supported 200 vulnerable households in Afgoye, Lower Shabelle Region, Somalia.
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East and Southeast Asian women are being erased from the SRHR conversation
Developing evidence-based programs to support the sexual health of East and Southeast Asian women in Canada requires a nuanced understanding of the factors influencing their health care access and STI/HIV prevention behaviors.
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What Trump’s inauguration means for women’s reproductive rights
In the immediate aftermath of Donald Trump’s election victory in November 2024, a telling surge in the purchase of emergency contraceptives swept across the United States.
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