Joyeuse Semaine nationale de l'action bénévole !April 2022 - Every week of the year, but particularly this week, it’s time to celebrate and thank our passionate and committed volunteers who give time and energy in support of an end to extreme poverty globally - we are so grateful for each and every one of you.
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Les bénévoles Amal et Anjali dirigent un hackathon novateurjanvier 2022 - À la suite du Sommet nutrition pour la croissance en décembre 2021, les leaders du groupe en ligne de Résultats Canada, Amal et Anjali, ont organisé le tout premier Résultats-thon les 11 et 12 décembre! L’hackathon dirigé par des bénévoles a fourni une occasion unique de résolution de problèmes lors de laquelle les bénévoles ont pu partager et élargir leurs connaissances du travail de plaidoyer en créant des solutions novatrices pour s’attaquer aux problèmes mondiaux de malnutrition.
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Dr. Françoise Bigirimana, Medical Officer – Regional Office for Africa, World Health Organization (WHO AFRO)July 2021 - When asked what Canada should do in its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Françoise Bigirimana draws on her experience working with HIV: “The current context of the COVID-19 vaccine brings me back to the mid-1990s when HIV treatment was effective in Europe and North America, but there was no capacity for it in low-income countries. It was so sad to see a huge number of people dying in my country (Burundi). The inequity to treatment was so high, despite the virus having no border.”
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Saurabh Rane, survivant de la tuberculose
Mumbai, IndeApril 2020 - Saurabh Rane lives in Mumbai, India and works as an associate in an artificial intelligence non-profit which builds solutions for health care and agriculture. He is also a TB survivor.“ I believe that the world changes by your actions and not your opinions. Life is what you make of it, and TB shouldn’t make you lose your dreams. My victory over TB has helped me raise awareness about TB, destigmatize it and provide hope and belief to patients. The aim is to thrive, not just stay alive.”
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Kate O’Brien, TB Survivor, New York City (NY)January 2020 - “People need to know how many people die from tuberculosis even though we have a cure for it. When you think about what an injustice that is - that this is a curable disease - that keeps me up at night. It just makes me crazy when I think that 1.6 million people die of a disease that we have a cure for. It should make you nuts. It’s a huge injustice.”
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Rhea partage son expérience de la tuberculosenovembre 2019 - Rhea Lobo est une cinéaste indienne de renommée internationale. Elle se sert de son influence et de son expérience de la tuberculose pour sensibiliser les gens à l'importance d'agir dans la lutte contre cette terrible maladie. Elle encourage ceux qui ont la capacité d'utiliser leur voix à s'exprimer, d'apprendre comment ils peuvent faire une différence et à défendre ceux qui ne le peuvent pas.
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Honorons les acteur.rice.s de changement noir.e.s en santé mondiale
#WorldPolioDay - Safia's Story (en anglais seulement)