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Marking the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
September 30 marks the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Sowing food sovereignty, cultivating relationships
Inter Pares helps farmers in Canada push for better climate policy, support migrant farm workers and build relationships between settler farmers and Indigenous communities.
Resisting lithium mining in Quebec
Below the surface of the unceded territory of the Anicinape Aki, in Abitibi-Témiscamingue in western Quebec, a rare resource has caught the eye of
Wage solidarity campaign for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
For the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept.
Countering corporate control at COP27 climate negotiations
“Thoughts and feelings only go so far... Economic reconciliation is backing up those feelings.”
Crisis in Peru: Justice on hold for Quechua women
Recent events in Peru might have survivors of forced sterilization waiting even longer for justice.
PETITION: Action on Burma
Last month, we took part in the relaunch of the multi-party friendship group Parliamentary Friends of a Democratic Burma.
Renewing hope for social justice
Our hopes for greater equity, peace and climate justice are as alive as ever.
Organizing for public healthcare
As people in Canada witness a healthcare system in crisis, we need solutions rooted in the values of the Canada Health Act.
Farming for a better food system
For decades, Inter Pares has collaborated with counterparts on sustainable food production.
Balancing today’s needs and tomorrow’s hopes in Burma
The civil society organizations in Burma are doing double duty: providing emergency support to communities and building the systems they need for a democratic future.
Inter Pares’ statement on the deteriorating situation in Sudan
April 28, 2023–Ottawa
Inter Pares’ statement on the recent outbreak of violence in Sudan
April 20, 2023—Ottawa
Remembering “The Millet Man”: PV Satheesh
Inter Pares mourns the loss of Deccan Development Society's founder and director.
Without seed security, no food sovereignty
Seed security is the guarantee of producing or having access to quality seeds.
Agroecology led by women in West Africa
In Madina Sara, the community created a seed bank to conserve seeds.
Agroecology: Helping women in West Africa access land
What role agroecology can play in strengthening women’s access to and control over land?
Burma activists in their own words
In February 2021, the military in Burma attempted a coup d’état. They have been violently trying to take control of the country ever since.
Honouring Caroline Andrew | The community remembers
Sharing stories and celebrating the life of an extraordinary woman.
$16 million for climate and feminist action in West Africa
Funding announcement for Feminist Climate Action in West Africa project.
Karate and bodily autonomy: Helping girls in Bangladesh thrive through sport
What does karate have to do with bodily autonomy?
The twin fights for reproductive health and LGBTQI+ rights in Guatemala
2022 saw a major threat to bodily autonomy in Guatemala.
Stop child marriage in Bangladesh!
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Forced sterilization: Finding light after the darkness
In Peru during the 1990s, hundreds of thousands of women were forcibly sterilized under a government program.
Speak my language: Connecting through isolation with memes
The early pandemic was a dark time for everyone in metropolitan Manila – especially youth.
Circle of hope and solidarity in Sudan
In 2019, footage went viral of 22-year-old Alaa Salah leading Sudanese crowds in protest chants.
2nd National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
Events, webinars, media, and solidarity actions in the National Capital Region on Algonquin Territory.
Privacy please: Respecting community women’s health rights in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh’s patriarchal society, our counterpart organization, Nijera Kori, brings poor, marginalized women together in local groups.
Indigenous voices at the heart of resistance in Burma
Indigenous activists are refusing to let inequalities of past struggles repeat themselves.
Sudan’s legal advocates finding their voice
The Sudanese constitution guarantees gender equality. But paradoxically, the “personal status laws” mandate a woman’s obedience to her husband.
Fighting for sex-ed in El Salvador
Wendy is part of a network of young people advocating for comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) in El Salvador.
Inter Pares reacts to US Supreme Court ruling on abortion
Inter Pares believes that abortion is healthcare, and fundamental to one’s bodily autonomy.
Government of Canada supports new Inter Pares program in Burma/Myanmar
Inter Pares begins new project in support of civil society in Burma/Myanmar.
There can be no justice without truth
For five years, Colombia Diversa has been supporting LGBTIQ+ participation.
Decolonization here at home
Since our founding, we have sought to understand our role as an anti-colonial organization in a sector with deep colonial roots.
BOOK LAUNCH: Sacred Bundles Unborn by Morningstar Mercredi
Join us for the launch of a new book about the ongoing practice of forced sterilization of Indigenous women in Canada.
Coup Contagion and Activist Resistance in Sudan & Burma
Last year was marked not only by COVID-19, but by another type of pandemic: coup contagion.
A year of unimaginable change
Our Annual Report 2021 is out!
Forced sterilizations in Peru: Survivors seek justice
In Peru between 1996 and 2001, more than 270,000 women were sterilized under a government-run program.
Women-Led Agroecology is Climate Action
In Guinea-Bissau, women’s collectives and community organizations are fighting climate change through the way they produce and prepare food.
Five creative and time-tested advocacy tactics
Advocacy work to change government policy can multiply the impact of a small organization.
Human Rights and the Environment should be Non-Partisan Issues
Bills Introduced to Protect People and the Planet Warrant All-Party Support.
WATCH | Combatting gender-based violence: Grassroots strategies
Sheelu Francis joined Inter Pares for a discussion on strategies for combatting gender-based violence.
Sudanese Women at the Frontlines of Resistance
In October 2021, the Sudanese military seized control of the country’s government.
On March 8, We want...
In many parts of the world, March 8 is a major day to denounce discrimination, inequality and violence against all women.
Congrats to Rita Morbia, Karen Takacs Award winner!
Please join us in congratulating Rita on this very well-deserved recognition!
The art of emancipation
Tiniguena has preserved tropical forest by supporting a network of community forest led by local people.
Seeing our lives through our own eyes
For more than 35 years, Deccan Development Society has worked with poor, Dalit caste women farmers.
