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How a digital archive is fighting to save memories of pre-Nakba Palestine
In a story familiar to Indigenous Canadians, an archive has been created to preserve the memories and truths of Palestinians
Morocco’s overlooked waste pickers building a cleaner, fairer future
Yassine Mazouat has seen the horrors of being a waste picker; he now leads a company to bring the country's thousands of 'invisible' waste workers to decency and fair jobs
Oxfam Canada calls again for ceasefire as 500,000 Palestinians face starvation due to Israel aid blockade
More than two-thirds of Gaza’s agricultural wells have been disabled by Israeli forces over the last 19 months.
How Indigenous youth are pushing the clean energy transition ahead
As Indigenous ownership of clean energy projects is increasing across Canada, the efforts of Indigenous youth in the sector is crucial.
Need a loan? In Ghana, neighbours are helping neighbours
Despite being the world's second-largest cacao producer, 90 per cent of Ghana’s farmers don’t earn a living wage.
Canada’s 2025 federal election: What’s at stake for global aid and development
As Canadians head to the polls, the outcome could redefine the country’s commitment to international aid, climate finance, and humanitarian leadership during deepening global crises.
In Senegal’s Djola lands, the fate of forest and culture go hand-in-hand
Mythical figures like the Kankourang enforce order but rely on sacred groves to give them life.
Ghana’s Lake Bosomtwe farmers fight pests and lake loss with science and tradition
Ghanaian farmers near Lake Bosomtwe face rising crop pests and a receding lake. A collaborative effort blends local wisdom, science, and traditional farming to secure this vital ecosystem's future.
Report from the ground: How U.S.A.I.D. cuts are crippling Yemen’s healthcare system
Like so many others, displaced people in the middle eastern country are directly suffering due to the U.S.A.I.D funding cuts.
How a digital archive is fighting to save memories of pre-Nakba Palestine
In a story familiar to Indigenous Canadians, an archive has been created to preserve the memories and truths of Palestinians
Morocco’s overlooked waste pickers building a cleaner, fairer future
Yassine Mazouat has seen the horrors of being a waste picker; he now leads a company to bring the country's thousands of 'invisible' waste workers to decency and fair jobs
Oxfam Canada calls again for ceasefire as 500,000 Palestinians face starvation due to Israel aid blockade
More than two-thirds of Gaza’s agricultural wells have been disabled by Israeli forces over the last 19 months.
How Indigenous youth are pushing the clean energy transition ahead
As Indigenous ownership of clean energy projects is increasing across Canada, the efforts of Indigenous youth in the sector is crucial.
Need a loan? In Ghana, neighbours are helping neighbours
Despite being the world's second-largest cacao producer, 90 per cent of Ghana’s farmers don’t earn a living wage.
Canada’s 2025 federal election: What’s at stake for global aid and development
As Canadians head to the polls, the outcome could redefine the country’s commitment to international aid, climate finance, and humanitarian leadership during deepening global crises.
In Senegal’s Djola lands, the fate of forest and culture go hand-in-hand
Mythical figures like the Kankourang enforce order but rely on sacred groves to give them life.
Ghana’s Lake Bosomtwe farmers fight pests and lake loss with science and tradition
Ghanaian farmers near Lake Bosomtwe face rising crop pests and a receding lake. A collaborative effort blends local wisdom, science, and traditional farming to secure this vital ecosystem's future.
Report from the ground: How U.S.A.I.D. cuts are crippling Yemen’s healthcare system
Like so many others, displaced people in the middle eastern country are directly suffering due to the U.S.A.I.D funding cuts.
