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SUMMARY:What Women Want: Improving Global Maternal Health Through Policy Advocacy
DESCRIPTION:Maternity Today is presenting a panel discussion on Improving Global Maternal Health through Policy Advocacy. Don’t miss out on this powerhouse presentation with leaders from gender equality\, women’s health\, midwifery\, and human rights organizations. The event will include guest speakers from : Canadian Partnership for Women’s and Children’s Health( CanWaCH)\, White Ribbon Alliance Global (WRA) \, Canadian Center for Women’s Empowerment (CCWE)\, International Confederation of Midwives (ICM)\, and Canadian Association of Midwives .Our theme is to promote women’s maternal health by engaging leaders in discussing policies that affect women and their well-being . The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the disparities in accessing health\, and among the vulnerable and marginalized\, are women who have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. This panel will also discuss the importance of midwives as essential health care providers to women. \nRecently\, Maternity Today joined the global efforts with ICM and WRA\, to survey midwives as ambassadors for women’s health. The goal of the survey is to ask midwives about what they want and need to serve women in their care and for themselves as midwives. \nWhy empower midwives? Because this is What Women Want! \nIn 2019\, the What Women Want (WWW) Campaign was launched with the goal of addressing the needs of women and girls in the developing world. Findings were used to develop policy agendas and the implementation of reproductive and maternal health services. The top request that came from WWW was the demand for more midwives and better-supported nurses. As a result\, the What Women Want: Midwives’ Voices\, Midwives’ Demands campaign was launched to better understand the needs of midwives. \nA global survey was launched to amplify the multitudinous voices of Midwives. The information that is gathered will be categorized\, analyzed\, and reported in May 2022 on the International Day of the Midwife. The reported information will be further used to advocate for policy change so Midwives across the globe will receive all that they need to help mothers and children. \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://cansfe.ca/event/what-women-want-improving-global-maternal-health-through-policy-advocacy/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Webinaires et événements en ligne
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SUMMARY:Pensons Femmes: une discussion sur la sécurité économique! (fevrier 23)
DESCRIPTION:La pandémie de COVID-19 a amplifié les vulnérabilités économiques existantes auxquelles les femmes sont confrontées\, tout en augmentant le taux de chômage et en pérennisant l’écart salarial entre les sexes. La nécessité d’une économie au féminin n’a jamais été aussi évidente qu’aujourd’hui. Pensons Femmes : Réseau entre pairs pour une économie féministe qui soutiendra une réponse et une reprise au féminin depuis les répercussions du COVID-19 en mettant en œuvre un changement systémique pour soutenir l’inclusion des voix des femmes\, en particulier des groupes en quête d’équité\, dans la planification de la reprise économique. \nL’objectif de Pensons Femmes est de s’attaquer aux obstacles systémiques en faisant progresser les politiques et pratiques inclusives\, en encourageant un partage plus équitable et efficace des ressources\, en augmentant les réseaux et la collaboration pour accélérer le changement systémique\, et en soutenant la distribution positive de l’autorité\, des voix et du pouvoir de décision pour soutenir l’égalité des femmes. \nCe que vous pouvez attendre de cette conversation nationale\nUne occasion de réseauter et de partager les expériences de votre organisation et les défis auxquels elle est confrontée pendant la pandémie\, et de découvrir les expériences d’autres organisations. Dans le cadre d’une discussion de groupe\, nous réfléchirons à l’impact de la COVID-19 sur le secteur sans but lucratif et les groupes démographiques qu’il soutient. Cette réunion sera hautement collaborative et basée sur la participations. Les modérateurs du CÉF veilleront à ce que l’espace qui accueille cette conversation soit engageant\, pertinent et sécuritaire ! C’est ce que nous faisons\, nous fournissons des espaces de partage des connaissances pour que les organisations canadiennes puissent se connecter. \nQui est invité au réseau de pairs\nLes organisations à but non lucratif qui servent les femmes\, en particulier les femmes et les personne non-binaires issus de groupes en quête d’équité : PANDC\, personnes à faible revenu\, personnes handicapées\, minorités français et LGBTQ2+\, \nCe que vous obtenez en participant à cette conversation\n\nParticipez à un vaste réseau d’organisations qui servent les femmes à travers le Canada et partagez vos meilleures pratiques\, les questions émergentes et restez au courant des tendances qui pourraient avoir un impact sur vos services ou la prestation de vos programmes.\n\n\nSoutenez l’avancement de la justice\, de l’équité\, de la diversité et de l’inclusion ainsi que le développement de programmes qui soutiennent les femmes.\n\n\nAugmentez la visibilité de votre organisation\n\n\nParticipez à l’élaboration des politiques qui ont un impact sur les femmes\n\nD’autres façons de participer au réseau de pairs\n\nRejoignez l’un des groupes de travail qui se concentrent sur l’impact économique de COVID-19 sur des groupes spécifiques sous-représentés.\n\n\nParticipez à nos formations gratuites de renforcement des capacités pour réaliser votre mission. Seules les petites et moyennes organisations qui soutiennent les femmes et les personnes non binaires issues de groupes en quête d’équité peuvent se joindre au réseau (les places sont limitées\, inscrivez-vous dès maintenant !).\n\nInscrivez-vous ici: https://womenseconomiccouncil.ca/fr/rejoignez-pensons-femmes-un-reseau-de-pairs-pour-une-economie-feministe/
URL:https://cansfe.ca/event/pensons-femmes-une-discussion-sur-la-securite-economique-fevrier-23/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Chat and Connect: Being BIPOC and the Academic and Career Journey
DESCRIPTION:This month’s Chat and Connect session aims to support the educational and career trajectories of our racialized members\, especially first-generation Canadians. \nOur Chat & Connect guest\, Meseret Haileyesus\, is an accomplished global health expert\, multi-award-winning economic justice and health equity advocate\, thought leader\, philanthropist\, change-maker\, and social entrepreneur. \nShe is the CEO of the Canadian Centre for Women’s Empowerment\, the only Canadian organization addressing economic injustice with a keen interest in addressing systemic barriers and other challenges that prevent women and girls from fully realizing their economic rights. Meseret works to influence public policy and legislation decisions that support marginalized women to make a successful transition to economic independence in Canada. She seeks to fill the gaps for the development of new approaches to address economic injustice by reviewing existing systems\, policies\, legislation and procedures in Canada. \nShe is involved with various strategies to inform the federal government of Canada such as National Financial Literacy Strategy\, National Gender-Based Violence Strategy to include economic justice. She also serves on the Board of Directors at Centertown Health Center\, End FGM Canada Network\, and Advisor for Various Anti-Racism Community Initiatives to contribute to a system that meets the needs of mental health challenges faced by Black youth\, and their families in Canada. \nMeseret works have been featured in media across Canada including CBC\, CTV\, Yahoo Finance\, Canadian Center for Policy Alternative\, Globes and Mail\, Healthy Debate\, Toronto Sun\, Toronto Star\, Ottawa Citizen\, and National Observer. In 2020\, her project was recognised by 27 major cities’ mayors across Canada and at the House of Commons. \nHer passion for global health and health equity has led her to spend over 16 years\, working with various national and international non-profit organizations on dozens of projects centred on issues of HIV/AIDS prevention\, public health research\, and health policy to take action to advance social justice initiatives. Past community involvement includes the Alberta Community Council for HIV/AIDS\, Alberta Health Services\, University of Alberta\, Alberta Women Entrepreneurs\, Laurentian University\, Canadian Network for Society Network\, Women in Edmonton\, City of All Women Initiative (Ottawa)\, World Bank Gender Equality and Diversity in Customs & UN Women- Women’s Economic Empowerment\, UNICEF\, African Medical Research Foundation\, Jhpiego-\, Johns Snow Institute\, CARE Canada & Ethiopiaid Canada. \nMeseret worked on public health programs\, particularly on Women’s Child Health reproductive health and economic rights\, where she had the profound pleasure of assisting many marginalized pregnant African women through the amazing journey of pregnancy\, childbirth\, and new motherhood. Meseret Ambassador for World Pulse and Meaningful Business\, a global organization dedicated to addressing racial and economic injustice to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals. These experiences combined with her lifelong commitment to gender equality and women’s health and well-being led Meseret to found Maternity Today\, an international non-profit organization that strengthens maternal\, child and newborn health through superior advocacy\, research\, and education in developing countries. \nBeyond her social justice and public health involvement\, Meseret is also the owner of Nacre Organics\, and an advocate with David Suzuki Foundation for the promotion of nontoxic green personal care products\, “biodegradable plastic-waste free planet” and zero-waste packaging. As a health and wellness industry entrepreneur\, she is also a program advisor at Algonquin College’s Esthetician and Spa program. \nShe is also one of the founders of KMH Trading SC\, the first multiuser health service mobile application in Ethiopia that plays a vital role in addressing the day-to-day health care services challenges along with innovators from USA\, UK\, Canada and Ethiopia. \nShe is a proud mother of one beautiful daughter who inspires and motivates her every day to continue her work towards a more just\, fair\, and inclusive society that protects and advances the well-being of women and girls. \nWe hope to see you at our Chat & Connect on Thursday\, February 24\, 2022\, at 7 p.m. ET! \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://cansfe.ca/event/chat-and-connect-being-bipoc-and-the-academic-and-career-journey/
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