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It’s Canada’s time to tackle malnutrition and unlock girls’ potential

  • Girls all around the world have big dreams. They dream of being doctors, soccer players, and presidents. But for more than one billion women
Opinion | BY JOEL SPICER | October 11, 2017
A nurse measures the arm of a severely malnourished child at a clinic in an internally displaced persons camp in Sudan’s North Darfur region in 2013. UN photograph by Albert González Farran

It’s Canada’s time to tackle malnutrition and unlock girls’ potential

Opinion | BY JOEL SPICER | October 11, 2017
  • Girls all around the world have big dreams. They dream of being doctors, soccer players, and presidents. But for more than one billion women

It’s Canada’s time to tackle malnutrition and unlock girls’ potential

Opinion | BY JOEL SPICER | October 11, 2017
  • Girls all around the world have big dreams. They dream of being doctors, soccer players, and presidents. But for more than one billion women
A nurse measures the arm of a severely malnourished child at a clinic in an internally displaced persons camp in Sudan’s North Darfur region in 2013. UN photograph by Albert González Farran

It’s Canada’s time to tackle malnutrition and unlock girls’ potential

  • Girls all around the world have big dreams. They dream of being doctors, soccer players, and presidents. But for more than one billion women
Opinion | BY JOEL SPICER | October 11, 2017
A nurse measures the arm of a severely malnourished child at a clinic in an internally displaced persons camp in Sudan’s North Darfur region in 2013. UN photograph by Albert González Farran

It’s Canada’s time to tackle malnutrition and unlock girls’ potential

Opinion | BY JOEL SPICER | October 11, 2017
  • Girls all around the world have big dreams. They dream of being doctors, soccer players, and presidents. But for more than one billion women

It’s Canada’s time to tackle malnutrition and unlock girls’ potential

Opinion | BY JOEL SPICER | October 11, 2017
  • Girls all around the world have big dreams. They dream of being doctors, soccer players, and presidents. But for more than one billion women
A nurse measures the arm of a severely malnourished child at a clinic in an internally displaced persons camp in Sudan’s North Darfur region in 2013. UN photograph by Albert González Farran
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