Jackie Marchildon
About Jackie Marchildon
Jackie Marchildon is the senior bilingual editor for Global Citizen, based in Toronto, Ontario. She is the principal reporter for Canada, as well as the lead reporter on global health, covering issues ranging from foreign policy and universal health coverage, to disease outbreaks and immunization efforts, to polio eradication. Jackie is especially interested in how gender influences global health. Her noteworthy reporting includes a reporting project on female genital mutilation in Canada.
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Ebola Outbreak Still Considered a Public Health Emergency of International Concern
This is the second deadliest Ebola outbreak ever recorded. Mehr Lesen
A Breast Cancer Vaccine Could Be Available Within the Next 10 Years
And it could be used to tackle other cancers, too. Mehr Lesen
Working-Age Adults Are the Poorest in Toronto — Canada's Biggest City
A new report highlights disparities across the city. Mehr Lesen
$14 Billion Was Just Pledged to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria
This is the largest amount ever raised for a multilateral health organization. Mehr Lesen
This Organization Just Launched an Illustrated Book Collection to Promote Girls of Color
NABU Publishing is connecting children through storytelling from Haiti to the US. Mehr Lesen
Canadian Teens Are Heading to a Major UN Climate Conference to Screen Their Documentary
Climate change is causing Canada to warm at double the global rate. Mehr Lesen
3 Key Things for Global Citizens to Take Away From the Canada Election Leaders' Debate
The election takes place on Oct. 21, 2019. Mehr Lesen
Bill Gates Predicts Future of Global Health During Tribute to Stephen Hawking
Gates spoke after receiving the Professor Hawking Fellowship 2019 at the Cambridge Union. Mehr Lesen
Canada Elections: Here’s Where Each Party Stands on Foreign Aid
From cuts to increases, and everything in between. Mehr Lesen
'The Cave' Director Talks About Filming a Female-Run Underground Hospital in Syria
The documentary follows a team of health workers treating casualties of Syria’s civil war. Mehr Lesen