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Aaron Vansintjan wears glasses and stands with folded arms in front of a large green and blue mural.

Beyond the grocery bill

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

In an interview with Food Secure Canada’s Aaron Vansintjan, we learn why so many people in Canada struggle to afford groceries—and what solutions could help.

Two community seed bank members hold labeled seed storage containers inside a seed bank. Shelves and educational posters surround them, highlighting local seed conservation, knowledge sharing, and agricultural resilience.

Banking on seeds in Bangladesh

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

Community seed banks in Nayapara, Bangladesh give farmers the chance to save seeds from one harvest to ensure those of the future.

Isabela stands inside a small workshop holding colourful thread cones. Tables display yarn, supplies, and packaged materials, highlighting local textile production, small business development, and economic resilience.

Community investing for the future 

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

Community savings banks in Chiapas, Mexico are strengthening local initiatives and Indigenous autonomy so people can stay rooted at home.

La région de Nayabara, au Bangladesh, connaît des pluies intenses qui peuvent anéantir des récoltes entières. Les communautés peuvent compter sur leurs banques de semences locales pour les aider à replanter leurs champs.

Bulletin | Investing in the human right to food

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongNovember 3, 2026Leave a comment

Around the world, making ends meet is getting harder every day. In your November Bulletin, discover how people are building stronger local economies and more resilient communities through collective action.

Report | Farmers’ seeds in West Africa

UncategorizedBy Thelma GrundischOctober 20, 2026

This report explores the importance of farmers’ seed systems and their role in building more resilient and equitable food systems. 

Agroecology, women’s leadership, and resilience in West Africa

UncategorizedBy Thelma GrundischOctober 15, 2026

Join us for a conversation about women-led agroecology in West Africa.

Tejedoras de la Imagen (Image Weavers): Vernissage and art exhibition

UncategorizedBy Kath ClarkOctober 9, 2026

Join Inter Pares and Gallery 101 for the opening of Tejedoras de la Imagen (“Image Weavers”), an exhibition of works by Indigenous artists, filmmakers, photographers and storytellers from Colombia.

Sudan’s conflict: Examining Canada’s responsibility

UncategorizedBy Kath ClarkSeptember 22, 2026

Join us for a conversation with experts about how Canadian weapons exports, trade relationships and corporate accountability are impacting the war in Sudan.

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Marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongSeptember 16, 2026

Looking to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation? Check out these events.

Large group of community members and staff gathered outdoors beside a white van, posing together in front of greenery.

Likhaan health workers: Committed to compassionate care

UncategorizedBy Ashley ArmstrongSeptember 4, 2026

Likhaan health workers come to the organization in different ways, but they share one important motivation: improving sexual and reproductive health and rights for women, youth and LGBTQI+ folks in the Philippines.

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Inter Pares is located in Ottawa, on unceded and unsurrendered Algonquin Anishinaabe territory, part of the Indigenous lands currently known as Canada. We are committed to building relationships with Indigenous-led justice movements and supporting connections between Indigenous struggles in Canada and those abroad. We welcome the resistance and resurgence of Indigenous Peoples as part of the decolonizing process. Learn more about our commitment to decolonization.

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