News from the PWRDF

The Wild Ride is back!

Do you have a passion for cycling? Baking? Hiking? Reading? No matter what your favourite activity, you’re invited to join the second annual PWRDF Wild Ride in support of refugees and Internally Displaced People being supported by our partners in Tanzania, South Sudan, Jordan, Ukraine and more. Learn more at pwrdf.org/the-pwrdf-wild-ride-returns


Girls and Women lead in Wakiso, Uganda

In the Wakiso district of Uganda, children under 18 make up 53% of the population. Since 2018, PWRDF has partnered with Action for Rural Women’s Empowerment (ARUWE) on the Girls and Women Lead project to empower young women and adolescents in the region. The third phase of the project – which will run for three years – began this month and aims to reduce rates of teenage pregnancy in Wakiso through education, training and increased access to sexual and reproductive health and rights services. Read all about it at pwrdf.org/girls-and-women-lead-in-wakiso/


Kairos Canada News

Bill C-226 Senate Action

On March 29, Bill C-226, the National Strategy on Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice Act, passed in the House of Commons. KAIROS Canada, of which PWRDF is a member, celebrated this milestone with other civil society organizations. Black, Brown and Indigenous activists are leading this work and bring crucial perspectives to environmental issues. 

June 5-11 - Climate Action Week

KAIROS Canada is hosting three Climate Action Weeks in 2023 under the theme Decolonizing Climate Action with a new focus each week. The first Climate Action Week will be June 5-11 and will focus on Centering Indigenous Ways of Knowing. To receive updates about Climate Action Weeks, subscribe to the KAIROS e-newsletter

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