Building
Inclusive Communities
Tips Tool
This booklet
shows organizations how to ensure that they include everyone…
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Hardcopies of Healthy Options for Women are also available at WHIWH
Health Centre.
Healthy
Options for Women
This
book provides information on HIV testing and treatment for black women who are
pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant. PDF versions available in: English,
French, Somali,and
Swahili.
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Click on the image to the left
to read about our 10th Anniversary. Hardcopies
are also available at WHIWH Health Centre.
My Life is in My
Hands: How to protect
yourself from HIV/AIDS.
Copies of
poster available at WHIWH
Information
and Referral Booklet for the Spanish Speaking
Community
Womennet.ca,
the Canadian Women's Information Centre, helps
women respond to challenges and improve their
quality of life. Whether they are working
outside the home or parenting, on their own or
with a spouse, young, middle-aged or elderly,
women face challenges. Womennet.ca is the site
to turn to for information and resources to help
women take charge of their lives.
www.womennet.ca
I'm Not the Woman I Used to Be
30 Poems by Recent Immigrant Women
These poems are based on the experiences of women who
participated in the research projects Gendered Power:
Immigrant Women's Health Promotion and Revisiting
"Personal Is Political": Immigrant Women's Health Promotion
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Silent Voices of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic:
African and Caribbean Women in Toronto 2002 -
2004
Authors:
Esther Tharao
Notisha Massaquoi
Senait Teclom
Silent Voices of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic: African
and Caribbean Women Research Study (2002-2004)
was undertaken collaboratively with an
Advisory/Expert committee comprising of
communities leaders, service providers,
community members including African and
Caribbean women living with HIV/AIDS.
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