GHC2026

The Global Humanitarian Conference 2026, hosted by Humans of Valor, is dedicated to advancing innovative and inclusive approaches to community integration for diverse populations. The conference brings together global leaders, policymakers, practitioners, academics, and community organizations committed to building stronger, more connected societies.

Why GHC2026 matters

At a time when communities are becoming increasingly diverse and interconnected. The GHC2026 creates a dedicated space for meaningful dialogue, innovation, and collaboration. As societies evolve, immigrants, marginalized groups, and culturally distinct populations continue to face challenges related to belonging, access, and integration. This conference addresses those gaps by bringing leaders, practitioners, policymakers, and community advocates together to explore fresh, inclusive, and practical solutions.

It matters because it elevates the voices of communities that are often overlooked and ensures that strategies for integration are informed by real experiences and evidence-based practices. The event also strengthens partnerships across sectors, enabling organizations to combine resources, share tools, and build sustainable support systems.

Speakers

Amy Oliver

Amy is a visionary healthcare executive, leadership strategist, and sought-after speaker with extensive experience guiding organizations through crisis, transformation, and system-level change. With a strong background in healthcare operations, and executive leadership, she is known for translating complex challenges into practical, people-centered solutions. Amy brings a unique blend of strategic insight, compassion, and real-world experience, empowering leaders and organizations to build resilience, strengthen healthcare systems, and lead with purpose in times of uncertainty.

Regina D'cruz

Regina is a Registered Psychotherapist based in Toronto, Ontario, dedicated to supporting individuals through life transitions, anxiety, depression, identity, and relationship challenges. Using a trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach, she integrates evidence-based therapies and psychodynamic practices. Regina brings lived experience and deep insight into identity, belonging, and newcomer mental health. She works closely with communities, advocating for mental wellness as a foundation for inclusive leadership and community integration. At GHC, she will share how mental health supports belonging, resilience, and thriving communities.

Dr. William Amanyire is a physician, public health specialist, and healthcare executive working in Ontario, Canada, with a strong focus on improving health equity and service delivery for African, Caribbean, and Black communities. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Carelinks Health Organization in Ontario and is also the President of the Canadians of African Descent National Health Organization in Ottawa, where he leads initiatives aimed at improving healthcare access and reducing inequities in underserved communities.

Dr. Williams Amanyire

Venue

Toronto, one of the world’s most multicultural cities, is home to people from over 200 nationalities and more than 160 spoken languages. This diversity shapes the city’s vibrant culture, food, arts, and community life — making it a fitting destination for a conference focused on inclusive community integration. As Canada’s economic and cultural hub, Toronto is known for its innovation, international partnerships, welcoming spirit, and commitment to social development. Delegates benefit from the city’s connectivity, world-class infrastructure, and global perspective that aligns perfectly with the values of the Global Humanitarian Conference.

From scenic waterfront spaces to iconic landmarks like the CN Tower and City Hall, Toronto offers both inspiration and hospitality. It is a place where ideas meet opportunity, cultures intersect, and global dialogue thrives — an ideal setting for conversations that shape the future of inclusive communities.