As Canada marks Black History Month and International Development Week, we ask ourselves: How can we resist, rather than reinforce, global structures of racism and colonialism?

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Our November Bulletin, informed by the thoughts and experiences of our community, shares a vision for a new normal that promotes health, economic justice, gender justice and food sovereignty.

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The recurring conflicts in Burma represent a major challenge for the promotion of peace, development and democracy. However, many people work every day to build a peaceful Burma by various means.

The independent Indigenous media succeed in exposing injustice by informing the populations as closely as possible.

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Building Momentum explores our new cross-geographic program and explains how counterparts will expand their programming on SRHR.

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The Power of Recognition takes a closer look at the importance of acknowledging people, experiences and contributions to social justice movements.

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People Over Profit explores corporate power – and community resistance.

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Why do people move? And what does it mean to be on the move? Explore the complexities of migration.

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Take a closer look at courage - what it is, what it looks like, and the risks facing defenders around the world.

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Explore the intersection of feminism and economics, including how wealth is generated, distributed, and to whose benefit.

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In our June 2018 edition, Samantha McGavin, Asia Program Manager, shares photos and reflections from her then-recent trip in Burma.

Inter Pares has been working with local organizations in Burma and refugee-receiving neighbours since the early 1990s. Our program assists over 40 civil society organizations working on health services, human rights, environment, free media, and refugee relief. A key focus is coalition building for inter-ethnic understanding.

 

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