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Canada reaffirms its child and maternal health leadership at GFF investment launch

Today Secretary of State for International Development Randeep Sarai announced that Canada would commit an initial $190 million to the Global Financing Facility (GFF)!

[Volunteer Voices] one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind

Why is it that even today, women are facing discrimination, simply because of their gender? Canada's support for the GFF can help end it.

what I learned as Results Canada’s communications intern 

Communications Intern Zakeera reflects on what she learned at Results Canada about writing, advocacy, teamwork, and the role of communications in creating change.

March campaign: Born to Thrive

Gender inequality remains one of the most powerful drivers of preventable death and poor health outcomes worldwide - and today, hard-won progress is under threat. Canada can help close the women’s health gap, protect hard-won progress, and give every child, especially every girl, the chance to reach their full potential.

from grassroots to Parliament: Canada lights the way to ending TB  

This World TB Day, so many came together to shine a light on tuberculosis: a disease that is preventable and curable yet continues to claim over a million lives each year.

growing a movement of advocates in Winnipeg

From powerful stories to real advocacy action, our World TB Day event brought people together to build something bigger.

when experience speaks: Maxwell Mumba’s message for Canada 

Earlier this month, Results Canada had the privilege of welcoming Zambian global health advocate Maxwell Mumba to Ottawa, bringing a powerful, firsthand perspective to some of today’s most urgent global health challenges. 

From survivor to advocate: Dipanpreet's fight to end TB

Dipanpreet shares how her journey with tuberculosis led her to sharing her lived experience and advocating for an end to this deadly infectious disease.

why investing in women’s and children’s health matters now 

In too many places, and despite all the progress made, gender still influences whether someone lives or dies. But there is hope for change. And you can be a part of the solution. 

[Volunteer Voices] Canada's support for the GFF is urgent.

All around the world, women and children struggle to find the proper resources needed for a healthy life, even today. Every second we wait is an extra towards someone else's suffering.

advocating to end TB: Giovanna’s journey with Results 

As we get ready for World Tuberculosis Day, we checked in with Giovanna to hear about her thoughts and experience of working and volunteering with Results to end TB.

REGISTER: April Action Kick-Off

Wrap up our multi-month campaign for Global Financing Facility, and learn how our stellar volunteers evaluate and celebrate their impact!

the power of care: insights from community health worker Dygrace Lukwesa

In the fourth edition of our Black History Month series, community health worker Dygrace Lukwesa shares what frontline care looks like in Zambia and why solidarity matters in global health.

This Action Kick-Off, we're building on our campaign in support of the Global Financing Facility, a global partnership strengthening health systems worldwide to help end preventable deaths among children, adolescents, and women. Meet GFF, dive in and strengthen your impact!

solidarity to meet the moment: a conversation with Rosemary Mburu

In the third edition of our Black History Month series, we had the honour of speaking with Rosemary Mburu from WACI Health on the importance of solidarity in sovereignty across international cooperation.

February: Born to Thrive

From February to April, we will be calling on Canada to advance a future where every child is born to thrive by making a new pledge to the Global Financing Facility (GFF). We are focusing on protecting the world’s children at a moment when global gains are at risk of slipping backward.

leading in uncertain times: lessons from my first year as executive director

Taryn ’s first 365 days as our Executive Director coincided with some pretty challenging global times, but they were also full of opportunities and growth – read her reflections.

ending TB: why progress must be protected

Every year on March 24th, World Tuberculosis Day reminds us of both how far we’ve come and how much work remains. Tuberculosis (TB) is preventable, treatable, and curable. Yet today, it remains the world’s deadliest infectious disease, continuing to ta ...

solidarity in sovereignty: the future of Africa led by Africa with Fara Ndiaye

In this second blog from our Black History Month series, we had the honour of speaking with Fara Ndiaye from Speak Up Africa who spoke powerfully about the need for the future of Africa to be led by Africa.

Solidarity in Sovereignty in Africa

Dominique reflects on our theme for Black History Month: “Solidarity in Sovereignty in Africa.” From Pan-Africanism to today’s development challenges, she highlights enduring solidarity and the people continuing to lead change despite deepening global inequities.