On 100 Sisters on Security, Dr. Anila Zainub speaks with us on Islamophobia, Muslim integration in Canada, and the concept of "khudi".

Migrants are often caught in a prolonged sense of liminality, marginalized and lacking a feeling of belonging in their new home.

As both a victim of climate change and a source of solutions, oceans have now found a permanent home in the UNFCCC COP agenda.

Climate mitigation must always be viewed through a gender lens, because impacts of climate change always disproportionately affect women.

On December 1, leaders from 134 countries signed a landmark declaration and immediately prioritized food on the COP agenda.

In this episode of our 100 Sisters on Security series, Naomi Hunter speaks on being a woman in agriculture and the issue of food poverty.

UNITE! Invest to Prevent Violence Against Women & Girls in a 16-day campaign starting this November 25 to eliminate gender-based violence.

On International Day for Tolerance, raise awareness and make commitments to foster respect and acceptance of basic human rights for all.

On this edition of 100 Sisters on Security, peacebuilder Shirine Jurdi speaks on peace, gender and the continued conflict in Lebanon.

The UNEP Adaptation Gap Report for 2023 released today finds that climate adaptation is slowing and the finance gap is widening.

October 29th is the International Day of Care and Support, which aims to recognize the importance of both paid and unpaid care workers.

October 24-30 is Disarmament Week. Women are impacted by armed conflict in unique ways, but are underrepresented in disarmament discussions.

October 15th is the International Day of Rural Women. Women make up over 40% of the agricultural labor force but suffer disproportionately.

It is a thrill and an honour to become the Ontario Chair of the G100 Security and Defence Wing.