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The Ebola Crisis: In Photos
Ebola is devastating lives across eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where some 2,500 people have now been infected with the …
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Power. Progress. Change.
Young people are changing the world today: they are advocating for positive change and shaping a gender equal world. From …
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Yemen in numbers – the startling facts about the world’s worst crisis, 5 years on
Yemen’s conflict has been raging for five years now, and as with most wars, the conflict has disproportionately affected the …
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Meet our Programs Officer, Carmen!
This month, we talked to Carmen Barrientos Martinez, programs officer for the National Reconciliation Program, about gender equality in the …
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Meet our youngest fundraiser
Ahmber, 13, from B.C. is our new super supporter who has been creating artwork for donations. Ahmber spurred into action when …
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Why people migrate and how Canada is trying to help
The news this year has been filled with stories about the plight of migrants fleeing their homes in search of …
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Universal Children’s Day: A bitter-sweet celebration
Today, November 20th, we celebrate Universal Children’s Day. Children’s rights are at the heart of everything we do at Save …
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World Prematurity Day: Ensuring every mother is healthy and every baby is born on time in Mali
Have you ever seen a just-born premature baby? Don’t worry, most people haven’t. I can tell you they’re generally no …
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Youth in Action, how to effectively design livelihood programs for highly vulnerable young people living in rural communities
While there is a growing body of research on programming for youth livelihood development, the evidence on the effectiveness of these programs is mixed.
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