Sarah El Gharib
About Sarah El Gharib
Sarah El Gharib is a freelance writer and French editor at Global Citizen. Before joining the organization, she studied political science in Geneva and Toronto, and worked in human rights advocacy. A true Global Citizen at heart, she speaks four languages and is a relentless advocate for gender equality, mental health, and anti-racism.
Stories
Video of French Police Beating Black Man Sparks Protests in Paris and Beyond
The incident is highlighting concerns surrounding a recently proposed bill on global security. Read more
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds Donate $500K to Support Homeless, At-Risk Youth in Canada
The contribution will help provide medical care and meals to those who need it the most this winter. Read more
Cette entreprise normande a levé 3,5 millions d’euros pour lutter contre la précarité menstruelle en France
Dans Ma Culotte prévoit de venir en aide à 40 000 personnes d’ici 2024. Read more
Un camp de réfugiés à Paris violemment démantelé par les forces de police
Des centaines de migrants ont été délogés, parfois sous les coups ou les gaz lacrymogènes. Read more
La France sanctionnera bientôt l'écocide
« Nous sommes arrivés à un état d’alerte maximal ». Read more
Canada Unveils Action Plan to Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
But activists say the plan fails to hold the current government accountable for climate change. Read more
Canadian Grocery Chains Report Record-High Profits as People Struggle to Afford Food
Rising grocery costs have exposed vulnerable Canadians to hunger and poverty. Read more
Why Access to Clean Water Is Essential in the Fight Against Neglected Tropical Diseases
Improving access to hygiene and sanitation could help improve the health of billions of people. Read more
How Pharmaceutical Companies Have Helped Tackle Neglected Tropical Diseases Around the World
Contributions from the pharmaceutical industry have positively impacted more than 1 billion people. Read more
The Canadian $5 Bill Will Soon Celebrate an Iconic Changemaker
The bill currently highlights Canada’s first francophone Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier. Read more