It was just few days ago when I learned that March was designated as Women’s History Month. Well, today, an identical thing happened to me which prompted me to put this post together in a hurry. I found out just a few minutes ago that today is National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. I also discovered… Read More National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Depression: Let’s talk This month, WHO launched a one-year campaign Depression: let’s talk. The goal of the campaign is that more people with depression, in all countries, seek and get help. Depression is an illness that can happen to anybody. It causes mental anguish and affects people’s ability to carry out everyday tasks, with sometimes devastating consequences for relationships… Read More Depression
Lord, how long will You look on? Rescue me from their destructions, My precious life from the lions – Psalm 35:17. There’s nothing worse than when a child goes missing. All sorts of horrible thoughts go through our minds and we fear the worst. When I read about Nadish, my heart went out to his mother. His attitude… Read More Missing Children
For those of you who live in Toronto or close by, here’s an opportunity you won’t want to miss! A Celebration of Women will be participating in the Toronto Women’s Expo and are offering our clients, friends and associates a FREE Pass to the June expo! Need a fun day out of the house? Spend time… Read More Toronto’s Women’s Expo
I read this evening on the website for Violence is Not Our Culture about the passing of domestic violence bill in Pakistan. VNC congratulated their partners Baidarie Sialkot and Shirkat Gah and other civil society groups and women’s human rights activists who have been campaigning over the past few years to pass this bill. Baidarie… Read More Pakistan’s Senate Passes Domestic Violence Bill
Notes to Women 