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Sandeep Prasad

Sandeep Prasad is executive director of the Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights.

More than 150 international parliamentarians to meet in Ottawa to defend sexual, reproductive health, rights

  • Sexual and reproductive health and rights aren’t controversial, they’re essential and life saving. Rights and health services related to gender, sexuality, and reproduction support each
Opinion | BY SANDEEP PRASAD | October 22, 2018
The 11th Women Ministers and Parliamentarians Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. By hosting the IPCI conference, Canada is supporting the parliamentary actors who advocate for change within their roles as legislators and demonstrating its support for sexual and reproductive health and rights to the world, writes Sandeep Prasad. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

More than 150 international parliamentarians to meet in Ottawa to defend sexual, reproductive health, rights

Opinion | BY SANDEEP PRASAD | October 22, 2018
  • Sexual and reproductive health and rights aren’t controversial, they’re essential and life saving. Rights and health services related to gender, sexuality, and reproduction support each

More than 150 international parliamentarians to meet in Ottawa to defend sexual, reproductive health, rights

Opinion | BY SANDEEP PRASAD | October 22, 2018
  • Sexual and reproductive health and rights aren’t controversial, they’re essential and life saving. Rights and health services related to gender, sexuality, and reproduction support each
The 11th Women Ministers and Parliamentarians Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. By hosting the IPCI conference, Canada is supporting the parliamentary actors who advocate for change within their roles as legislators and demonstrating its support for sexual and reproductive health and rights to the world, writes Sandeep Prasad. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Women and the forgotten emergency response

  • Fatima Abba Bukar is nine months pregnant. It is her first pregnancy since she miscarried while fleeing Boko Haram late one night more than
Opinion | BY GILLIAN BARTH, SANDEEP PRASAD | April 18, 2018
Fatima Abba Bukar is nine months pregnant and receiving antenatal care for the first time. It’s her first pregnancy since she miscarried while fleeing Boko Haram more than a year ago in northern Nigeria. CARE photograph by Josh Estey

Women and the forgotten emergency response

Opinion | BY GILLIAN BARTH, SANDEEP PRASAD | April 18, 2018
  • Fatima Abba Bukar is nine months pregnant. It is her first pregnancy since she miscarried while fleeing Boko Haram late one night more than

Women and the forgotten emergency response

Opinion | BY GILLIAN BARTH, SANDEEP PRASAD | April 18, 2018
  • Fatima Abba Bukar is nine months pregnant. It is her first pregnancy since she miscarried while fleeing Boko Haram late one night more than
Fatima Abba Bukar is nine months pregnant and receiving antenatal care for the first time. It’s her first pregnancy since she miscarried while fleeing Boko Haram more than a year ago in northern Nigeria. CARE photograph by Josh Estey

We support federal government’s recent changes to Canada Summer Jobs program

  • OTTAWA—The undersigned organizations wholeheartedly support the recent changes made to the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program, which seek to secure greater fulfillment of human
Opinion | BY SANDEEP PRASAD, SUKI BEAVERS | February 5, 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Jan. 30, 2018, announcing the Government of Canada's official recognition of the International Decade for People of African Descent. The Hill Times by Andrew Meade

We support federal government’s recent changes to Canada Summer Jobs program

Opinion | BY SANDEEP PRASAD, SUKI BEAVERS | February 5, 2018
  • OTTAWA—The undersigned organizations wholeheartedly support the recent changes made to the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program, which seek to secure greater fulfillment of human

We support federal government’s recent changes to Canada Summer Jobs program

Opinion | BY SANDEEP PRASAD, SUKI BEAVERS | February 5, 2018
  • OTTAWA—The undersigned organizations wholeheartedly support the recent changes made to the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program, which seek to secure greater fulfillment of human
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Jan. 30, 2018, announcing the Government of Canada's official recognition of the International Decade for People of African Descent. The Hill Times by Andrew Meade
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