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About

Right to Learn Afghanistan (formerly Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan) is a registered charity and not-for-profit organization that exists to make the right to education a reality for Afghan women and girls. For nearly 30 decades, Right to Learn has been working to uphold the fundamental human right to a quality education by providing purposeful programs and access to opportunities that foster agency, dignity, and choice. Right to Learn is in official partnership with UNESCO (consultative status) and holds Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

A dedicated and skilled Canadian and international team manage programs in the following areas: 1) Darakht-e Danesh Academi; 2) Grants & Scholarships; 3) Bridge to Learning; 4) Advocacy & Public Engagement; and 5) Safe Harbour: Protecting the Right to Education Through Resettlement.

Mailing Address

PO Box 15007 Aspen Woods SW
Calgary, AB T3H 0N8
Canada

Website & Social Media

https://righttolearn.ca

Countries

Afghanistan • Canada • Pakistan • Turkey

Areas of Focus
(Sustainable Development Goals)

Current Opportunities

 

Events

Webinar: Should we set up a Canadian Charity and if so, how?

Voices with Impact: Cuso Alumni Webinar

Tools of the Conflict-Capable ENGO Leader

Difficult Conversations: A Workshop for New and Experienced Managers – Free Webinar (Spring 2026)

Voices with Impact January Webinar

AI & Civil Society Organizations: Agency, Labour Justice & Shared Futures

Webinar: Indigenous Perspectives on Global Critical Minerals

Webinar: Legal & Accounting Issues for Endowments: What Charities Need to Know

Webinar: How to Lobby: For Charities, Nonprofits & Purpose Driven Organizations

Building Better Partnerships- Cross-sector Collaboration for Global Impact

Innovation Lab 2026: Centering Community Participatory Knowledge Co-Creation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Youth Policy-Makers Hub Alumni Panel: Navigating Careers in the International Cooperation Sector

25 Years of UNSC Resolution 1325: Canada’s Ongoing Commitment to Women, Peace, and Security

Prosperity Through Partnership: A Collaborative Networking Night

Virtual Executive Panel: The Nexus of Financial Inclusion, Resilience, and Supervision

Advancing Climate Resilience: Nature-based Solutions, Partnerships, and Indigenous Knowledge

Voices with Impact: February Webinar

International Youth Internship Program: The Power of Global Partnerships as a Pathway to Empower Youth Voices

From Learning to Action: Displacement, Community, and Global Citizenship

Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI) Identity-Based Groups

The Rise of Climate Denialism & Use of Social Media

Centering Youth Voices: Introduction to Youth Friendly Principles for ENGOs with Apathy is Boring

The Energy Mix on Solutions Journalism: How Climate News Builds Momentum for Action

Tuberculosis Beyond the Textbook: Gaps, Innovation, and Health Systems Realities

2026 MIGH X PIH Canada University Global Health Case Competition

Doing Hard Things With Friends: Accompaniment as Policy

Prosperity Through Partnership: Taste of the World

Refugees as Diaspora Partners

From Testing to Transformation: SMO Innovation in Practice

Introduction to Decolonization in the ENGO Sector

Advanced Decolonial Theory and Application

For Indigenous Ears Only – A Space for Reflection and Action

Centering Youth Voices: Interactive Workshop Series On Youth Friendly Principles For Engos With Apathy Is Boring

OCIC Symposium 2026: Strengthening Global Citizenship Through Collective Action

Advancing Justice and Equality: Voices from Legal Frontlines Across the Globe

Equal Voice’s International Women’s Day Luncheon

Voices with Impact: Women’s Day Edition

Amnesty International Toronto Organization 2026 Regional Meeting

Broken Courage – Documentary & Panel

How Canada’s ENGO Leaders Are Getting Ahead on Responsible AI

Cybersecurity Awareness for Nonprofits: Protecting Your Mission in a Digital World

Climate Justice Solidarity Webinar

Together for Impact Summit

Trail & Ale 2026

Live Loud 2026

Employment Equity in Action: Lessons from Nature Canada and Building Inclusive Hiring Practices

Rewiring Leadership: Unlocking the Potential of Neurodiversity in the Nonprofit Sector

Sustainability Network and Raissa Marks Bring You Group and 1-on-1 Coaching for ENGO Leaders

Building Trust in Changing Times: How Leaders Can Make Trust Visible, Practical, and Stronger in Their Teams with Matt McKenna

Vision2030 JEDI 2026 Learning Series 1: Creating Equity Working Groups that Strengthen Organizations

Top Ten Compliance Issues for Canadian Registered Charities with Mark Blumberg: The 2026 Edition

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