Archives for 2025

On March 8, 2025, Unifor women, led by Atlantic Director Jenn M. of Unifor, gathered for a powerful evening of community and labor activism in recognition of International Women’s Day (IWD). The event, held in collaboration with the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour (NLFL), emphasized the importance of women’s contributions to the labor movement… [Read More]

In a recent address to delegates at a Skilled Trades conference, Oshawa MPP Jennifer French highlighted the growing anxiety among younger generations regarding their career paths. She emphasized the urgent need to attract more individuals to the skilled trades, which are facing a significant shortage. Key Takeaways Growing Anxiety: Younger generations are increasingly anxious about… [Read More]

The mesmerizing Hexabranchus sanguineus, commonly known as the Spanish dancer, has captured the attention of marine enthusiasts and conservationists alike. With only 20% of the ocean explored, this vibrant sea slug serves as a reminder of the vast mysteries that still lie beneath the waves. UNESCO has highlighted the importance of ocean preservation through various… [Read More]

In an era marked by rapid urbanization, the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities is stepping up to tackle pressing global challenges. By joining this initiative, cities can tap into a wealth of innovative ideas aimed at transforming urban education and fostering resilient communities. Key Takeaways Global Collaboration: Cities gain access to a worldwide network… [Read More]

In an era marked by rapid urbanization, the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities is stepping up to tackle pressing global challenges. By joining this network, cities can access a wealth of innovative ideas aimed at transforming urban education and fostering resilient communities. Key Takeaways The UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities promotes lifelong learning… [Read More]

The mesmerizing Hexabranchus sanguineus, commonly known as the Spanish dancer, has captured the attention of marine enthusiasts and conservationists alike. With only 20% of the ocean explored, this vibrant sea slug serves as a reminder of the vast mysteries that still lie beneath the waves. UNESCO is highlighting various projects aimed at preserving our oceans… [Read More]

The mesmerizing Hexabranchus sanguineus, commonly known as the Spanish dancer, has captured the attention of marine enthusiasts and conservationists alike. With only 20% of the ocean explored, this vibrant sea slug serves as a reminder of the vast mysteries that still lie beneath the waves. UNESCO has highlighted the importance of ocean preservation through various… [Read More]

The mesmerizing Hexabranchus sanguineus, commonly known as the Spanish dancer, has captured the attention of marine enthusiasts and conservationists alike. With only 20% of the ocean explored, this vibrant sea slug serves as a reminder of the vast mysteries that still lie beneath the waves. UNESCO has highlighted the importance of ocean preservation through various… [Read More]

In an era marked by rapid urbanization, the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities is stepping up to address pressing global challenges. By joining this network, cities can tap into a wealth of innovative ideas aimed at transforming urban education and fostering resilient communities. Key Takeaways Global Collaboration: Cities gain access to a worldwide exchange… [Read More]

The Hexabranchus sanguineus, commonly known as the Spanish dancer, has captured the attention of marine enthusiasts and conservationists alike. With only 20% of the ocean explored, this vibrant sea slug serves as a reminder of the mysteries that still lie beneath the waves and the urgent need to protect our marine ecosystems. Key Takeaways The… [Read More]

In a significant move towards promoting human rights education, the human rights chapter in Ecuador has joined forces with the Guayas Bar Association and the Conacce Chaplains Social Aid Foundation. This collaboration aims to enhance awareness and understanding of human rights both nationally and internationally. Key Takeaways Collaboration: The partnership involves three key organizations focused… [Read More]

In a recent blog post, Hurford Youth Fellow Isabelle Celinee discusses innovative strategies to engage younger audiences in news consumption. Drawing a parallel between news and broccoli, she emphasizes the need for appealing content to attract Millennials and Gen Z readers. The blog highlights various methods to make news more digestible and engaging for these… [Read More]

In 2001, World Youth International (WYI) established the Sapana Dreaming Centre for Humanity in Nepal, a transformative initiative aimed at providing children with a safe and nurturing environment. This project not only supports the well-being of children but also aligns with global sustainability goals, making a significant impact in the region. Key Takeaways The Sapana… [Read More]

On March 8, 2025, the UN Women Chief delivered a powerful message in celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD). Emphasizing the importance of rights, equality, and empowerment for women and girls, she called for collective action to create a more equitable world. Her message resonated with advocates and supporters worldwide, reinforcing the commitment to gender… [Read More]

In a significant move to address the disparities in women’s health, the Gates Foundation has announced its collaboration with UNICEF and the WTA Foundation to support the Global Women’s Health Fund. This initiative aims to close the health gap faced by women worldwide, particularly in underserved communities. The announcement coincides with International Women’s Day 2025,… [Read More]

The recent announcement from the World Bank highlights a significant opportunity for global economic growth through gender equality in the workforce. Closing the employment gap between women and men could potentially increase global GDP by over 20% and double growth within a decade. A shining example of this principle in action is the Quito Metro,… [Read More]

This afternoon, Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, took to the streets of Toronto alongside thousands of supporters for the annual International Women’s Day (#IWD) march. The event highlighted the ongoing struggle for gender justice, with participants uniting as an unstoppable force advocating for equality and rights for all women. Key Takeaways Event Date: March… [Read More]

On March 8, 2025, the world will celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) with the theme "Rise up! #IWD25." This year’s event aims to amplify the voices of women across the globe, highlighting their struggles and achievements in the fight for gender equality. Activists, organizations, and individuals are gearing up for a day filled with rallies,… [Read More]

On March 8, 2023, the #IWD25 rally at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) in Toronto brought together workers, activists, and community members to advocate for labor rights and gender equality. Among the speakers was Nichole Brennan, a member of Unifor Local 707 and a worker at the Ford Canada Oakville assembly plant,… [Read More]

Today, Afghanistan stands alone as the only country in the world where girls over the age of 12 are prohibited from receiving an education. This alarming situation affects approximately 1.5 million girls, and if the current ban persists until 2030, the number could rise to over 4 million. The international community is urged to take… [Read More]

Today, Afghanistan stands as the only nation globally where girls over the age of 12 are prohibited from receiving an education. This alarming situation affects approximately 1.5 million girls, and if the current ban persists until 2030, the number could rise to over 4 million. The international community is rallying to address this critical issue,… [Read More]

Today, Afghanistan stands as the only nation globally where girls over the age of 12 are prohibited from receiving an education. This alarming situation affects approximately 1.5 million girls, with projections indicating that if the ban persists until 2030, over 4 million girls will be deprived of secondary education. The international community is rallying to… [Read More]

Today, Afghanistan stands alone as the only country in the world where girls over the age of 12 are prohibited from receiving an education. This alarming situation affects approximately 1.5 million girls, and if the current ban persists, over 4 million girls could be denied secondary education by 2030. The international community is rallying to… [Read More]