[6] She is a steering committee member of the Every Newborn Action Plan and partners with PATH to promote the recommendations made by the United Nations Commission for Lifesaving Commodities for Women and Children.

[12] Princess Sarah participated in a panel discussion hosted by the United Nations Foundation and McCann at the 2015 Lions Health Festival in Cannes.

[14] During her tour of Fiji, she addressed the Pacific Technical Experts and Ministerial Consultation on Strengthening Climate Change through Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health at the Sofitel Resort and Spa in Nadi.

[21] In September 2017 Princess Sarah was the keynote speaker at an event hosted by the Human Rights Council in Geneva focusing on the provision of sexual reproductive health services in conflict and post-conflict situations.

In her keynote speech, she acknowledged how the implementation of the Feminist International Assistance Policy has contributed to Canada's position on the national stage regarding women's and girl's rights.

During her Canadian visit, she also attended a parliamentary gathering hosted by Pam Damoff, organized with Results Canada and Nutrition International.

[7] On 24 October 2017, Princess Sarah attended The Center for Reproductive Rights' 25th anniversary celebration in New York City.