Bulletin | Building momentum
Your February Bulletin explores Building Momentum—our new cross-geographic program—and explains how counterparts will expand their programming on SRHR.
Sexual and reproductive health and rights across borders
Four counterparts within diverse contexts are all struggling for social justice and women’s rights.
Reflections on building momentum
Read reflections from four counterparts following a collective planning session for our new program Building Momentum.
Brief | Women-led Agroecology in West Africa
In West Africa, social and patriarchal conditions and norms limit rural women’s opportunities and rights.
Annual report | Ordinary people; extraordinary change
In our 2018 Annual Report, you will read the stories of five extraordinary activists.
Brief | Inter Pares Submission to the Canada Revenue Agency Consultation on Guidance CG-027 on Public policy dialogue and development activities by charities
Inter Pares has long called for the Canadian government to uphold the crucial role of charities in public debate and in Canadian society at large.
40 años de acción por la justicia social: Historias y lecciones en un nuevo libro de PCS
Durante 40 años, desde 1978 hasta 2018, Inter Pares tuvo el honor de trabajar con la ONG internacional, Consejería en Proyectos/Project Counselling Service (PCS), nuestra contraparte operativa principal en América Latina.
40 years of social justice action: Stories and lessons from Project Counselling Service
For 40 years, from 1978 through 2018, Inter Pares had the honour of working with the international NGO, Project Counselling Service (PCS), as our primary operational counterpart in Latin America.
Annual report | The People of Inter Pares
In this year’s Annual Report, we highlight the people of Inter Pares. Meet some of our counterparts, a donor, a staff and a board member, all part of the Inter Pares community.
Brief | Inter Pares’ submission to Global Affairs Canada’s 2016 International Assistance Review (IAR)
Between May and July 2016, Global Affairs Canada conducted an extensive review of its development policies, known as the International Assistance Review (IAR). The review was an opportunity for civil society organizations and for Canadians to offer their views on how Canada can take action on poverty and inequality abroad.