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Tara Patricia Cookson and Lorena Fuentes: For women to ‘deliver,’ they need power – Vancouver Sun

Opinion: The data is important, but lack of it isn’t all that’s holding women and girls back from full equality

Author of the article:Tara Patricia Cookson, Lorena Fuentes

Last week, self-proclaimed feminist Prime Minister Justin Trudeau put his money where his mouth is. To a global audience of 8,000 gender-equality advocates, Trudeau announced that the federal government would gradually increase international aid for women’s health — including sexual and reproductive health rights — to $1.4 billion by 2023.

The announcement was made at Women Deliver, the world’s largest conference on gender equality, held in Vancouver June 3-6. Throughout the conference, Canada stood out as a global leader.

 
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