Plan International Canada strives for a just world that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. We stand with children, especially girls, wherever they are oppressed, exploited, left behind or not equally valued. We strive to create a world where children, especially girls, learn, lead, decide and thrive. We tackle the root causes of gender inequality.
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Canada Post strike: What you need to know
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Until We Are All Equal
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Gifts of Hope are real gifts that go to real projects in the communities where we work, providing tangible goods and vital services like school supplies and health care to children and families who need it most.
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Initiatives for youth ages 14 — 24 to lead positive change
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Canadian journalist Farah Nasser speaks with Ethiopian human rights activist Wudasemariam Telahune about resilience, the impact conflict has on girls’ education and how you can help.
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