Past Events

A conversation on immigrant-indigenous relations and how immigrants can be allies to indigenous peoples.

This virtual workshop will help development and humanitarian practitioners integrate decolonizing principles and practices into their research activities, including project analyses, monitoring, assessments, and evaluations. The workshop is interactive and participatory. It includes a detailed manual with essential templates and resources. The training is four days for three hours a day. All participants will receive a detailed manual with key terms and templates.

The International Childbirth Initiative for Safe and Respectful MotherBaby-Family Maternity Care invites IAWG members to join us for a free webinar series every Wednesday until December 15, 2021. Each week explores one of the 12 steps of the Initiative, developed to form a complete framework for the implementation of respectful care at facilities in all settings. ICI was developed through a partnership between the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) and the International MotherBaby Childbirth Organization. To register for the webinar series, visit https://icichildbirth.org.

This webinar features health supply chain professionals from IRC in Nigeria and Uganda. Through a technical discussion focusing on prepositioning, we will identify common challenges and solutions to improve the availability of pharmaceuticals.

This webinar will familiarize participants with added resources to ensure inclusive SRH emergency preparedness at the community level, including the new edition of the MISP Distance Learning Module, a series of Community Capacity and Needs Assessment (CCNA) tools, and the Facilitator’s Kit for Community preparedness for SRH and gender workshop with integrated action planning. It will also include the lessons and best practices in addressing community preparedness in Pakistan and in preparing to address SRHR in community level emergency preparedness in Nepal.

Climate change is a major threat to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Realizing sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) contributes to reducing inequalities and increases individuals’ and communities' resilience to climate change to help ensure no one is left behind as climate impacts intensify. Join the UK Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office, UNFPA, FP2030 and Women Deliver for a discussion on how to advance SRHR as a critical component of climate change adaptation to promote resilience.This will be a virtual event with simultaneous interpretation available in French, Spanish, and International Sign Language.

The "Mask On" art exhibition will showcase a series of COVID-19 humanitarian challenges faced, represented by young visual artists. The pieces will create opportunities, enhance voices, and challenging the perceptions of people in changing communities.

Young people’s voices, perspectives, and lived experiences need to be at the forefront of any discussions about the health care and policies that affect their lives. For this event during UNGA and in celebration of World Contraception Day.

JSI, with funding from USAID’s BHA, is offering this webinar in French to review basic concepts of supply chain management for health care in humanitarian response settings.

The event will explore critical challenges and opportunities regarding reparations for survivors of CRSV from different continents as well as governments, civil society representatives and international experts.

By bringing together gender experts across thematic agendas, this side event will encourage panelists and participants to reflect on the ways in which widows are present or could be incorporated in their own work, and provide recommendations on ways.

This will be a moderated discussion with expert sectoral practitioners (child protection, health, and livelihoods) on use of the WRC developed Guidance Note for service providers working to address the needs of male sexual violence survivors.