Canadian Voice of Women for Peace

With the New START Treaty reaching its expiration this week, Canadian Voice of Women for Peace joined other Canadian civil society organizations—representing thousands of leaders across medicine, academia, gender equity, youth leadership, education, and related fields—in a collective effort to submit a joint letter with recommendations to strengthen Canada’s diplomatic and preventive security capacity. Please read our joint letter to … Canadian Voice of Women for Peace (VOW)60 Lowther Ave

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With the New START Treaty reaching its expiration this week, Canadian Voice of Women for Peace joined other Canadian civil society organizations—representing thousands of leaders across medicine, academia, gender equity, youth leadership, education, and related fields—in a collective effort to submit a joint letter with recommendations to strengthen Canada’s diplomatic and preventive security capacity. Please read our joint letter to … Canadian Voice of Women for Peace (VOW)60 Lowther Ave

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