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the light of hope and solutions on World TB Day 

To commemorate World TB Day this year, Results Canada staff, volunteers, and partners worked hard to shine a bright red light on tuberculosis (TB) – a disease that is often overlooked and underprioritized. Each year our goal is to build awareness for TB among decision-makers and the general public and to stand in solidarity with the millions of people affected by TB.

Sandhya Krishnan: TB champion chooses hope

To mark World TB Day and inform our efforts to end TB with the stories of those most closely impacted by it, we sat down with TB survivor-advocate Sandhya.

shedding light on the silent crisis: tuberculosis in children 

Canada has the means and moral imperative to turn the tide against TB. World TB Day is a reminder that we need bold policy and stronger financial commitments.

[Volunteer Voices] Canada needs to do more to help children around the world.

Yet, we consistently fall short on our official development aid despite being one of the most financially capable countries to provide aid. Canada must be more focused on keeping promises and taking action.

[Volunteer Voices] Canada must lead the way to #ReachEveryChild

That's why I lend my voice to those envisioning a world without poverty, where children can enjoy their childhood and exercise all their rights. I implore the Canadian government to...

Learn about community empowerment and grassroots movements from Sam Daley-Harris, founder of Results!

Global Cooperation Caucus: the first 100 days

Poverty is a political issue that requires political action to solve. To celebrate the Global Cooperation Caucus' first 100 days in action, we're here with an update!

Take Action Alert ! TODAY: take part in urging Canada to #InvestInAid

With the 2024 federal budget just around the corner, we must amplify our voices NOW and call for increased funding for international aid.

women's empowerment begins with health

At a time when our world is marked by multiple crises, countries like Canada have the power to put equality into practice.

Ugandan climate activists speak up: celebrating young Black history-makers

In honour of #BlackHistoryMonth and our 2024 campaign to #ReachEveryChild, Results Canada is paying tribute to 10 incredible young Black history-makers in global health, education, nutrition, climate, and gender equality throughout February.

African health-equity advocates take action: celebrating young Black history-makers

In honour of #BlackHistoryMonth and our 2024 campaign to #ReachEveryChild, Results Canada is paying tribute to 10 incredible young Black history-makers in global health, education, nutrition, climate, and gender equality throughout February.

Canada must invest in world’s children in Budget 2024

With Budget 2024, Canada has the opportunity and responsibility to be a beacon of hope for the most vulnerable among us—our children.

Minda Dentler: Polio champion, survivor, athlete, author, and so much more

To mark World Immunization Week and inform our health equity efforts with the stories of those most closely impacted by it, we sat down with Polio champion, survivor, athlete, author (and so much more) Minda Dentler.

Check out this informative session on TB advocacy with global health specialist Dr. Brindamour (all the way from Lesotho!) and a mini digital advocacy workshop with our in-house communications expert Denise!

A special session with MP and Parliamentary Secretary Anita Vandenbeld with an insider's view on the 2024 budget and effectively engaging Parliamentarians in your advocacy. We also celebrated the release of our Strategic Plan with our Executive Director!

advocates take action for refugee education: celebrating young Black history-makers

In honour of #BlackHistoryMonth and our 2024 campaign to #ReachEveryChild, Results Canada is paying tribute to 10 incredible young Black history-makers in global health, education, nutrition, climate, and gender equality throughout February.

introducing: Volunteer Voices!

Through the new Volunteer Voices section of our blog, our volunteers and fellows can publish the remarkable LTEs and op-eds that don’t make it to the opinion pages.

How the Calgary Tower lit up our volunteer Harini

“Most people underestimate the power of small actions, especially since they are right under our noses.” Our volunteer Harini speaks about the impact seeing the Calgary Tower lit up in red made on her in this inspiring blog post.

Canadian aid: myths busted and questions answered 

Being a global leader in helping others has been a part of Canadian identity for decades, but where do we stand today? For #IDW2024, we’re answering your questions on Canadian aid.