Hosting educational events, providing support to pride centres, and mentoring young women and girls, Black-led organizations, networks, and projects in the Equal Futures Network offer a variety of services and resources. Get to know some of them.
Below, we look at some of the stories told, share available resources, and highlight organizations working to provide support.
On Dec 3, 2021, on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Equal Futures Network, in partnership with the Institut National pour l’Équité, Égalité et l’Inclusion des personnes en situation de handicap, hosted a panel discussion examining the needs and intersecting barriers that people living with disabilities face when it comes to fulfilling their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) needs both globally and within Canada.
The Peer Medical Foundation is a volunteer youth-led international not-for-profit organization committed to improving health equity, inclusivity, diversity and racial justice in medicine.
Intersex London Canada is the first intersex-led grassroots organization in Canada. The aim is to provide education, support, and advocacy to build a community for Intersex Individuals and intersex folks who are part of the LGBT+ community and their families.
The Speech from the Throne opens Parliament and signals the Government’s priorities and intentions for the upcoming legislative session as well as for the next budget cycle. Here are some highlights related to global health and gender equality.
The Equal Futures Network acknowledges that Indigenous people are the traditional guardians of Turtle Island, on the land also known as Canada
