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2019 has been a year of shared struggle, of solidarity, to globalize equality. Here are some of our most memorable moments.

2019 has been a year of shared struggle, of solidarity, to globalize equality. Here are some of our most memorable moments.

We are together in the struggle for social justice. Make a gift in solidarity.

Latin America Program Manager Bill Fairbairn provided testimony about his experience working in support of human rights and peace in Colombia for the past thirty years.

Inter Pares is a proud supporter and ally of the National Farmers Union (NFU).

Clinic 554, offering one-of-a-kind services in Fredericton, New Brunswick, is being forced to close due to financial uncertainty.

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

At Inter Pares, our role isn’t only to support struggles abroad – but also to bring those struggles back home, to share them with you, with our allies and supporters across the country.

The clinic’s momentous anniversary was celebrated and applauded at home in Mae Sot, Thailand and around the world.

At Inter Pares, we see our role as expressing solidarity with counterparts' struggles. We recognize, and we celebrate together.

On the eve of the International Day of Peace, the undersigned Canadian organizations are joining to express their profound concern over an escalating human rights crisis in Colombia and continued threats to the Colombian peace process.

Canada is the only country with a universal health care system that does not include free prescription drugs. Yet there is a consensus in this country that everyone should have access to medication based on need, not the ability to pay.

People Over Profit explores corporate power – and community resistance.

“We will not be your guinea pigs!” Inter Pares counterpart COPAGEN asserted at a press conference denouncing Target Malaria’s plans to release gene

Our counterparts in Burma courageously unite around the guiding principle that ‘land is life’.

Inter Pares actively supports organizations and movements that interrogate, challenge, and curb corporate power.

In West Africa, social and patriarchal conditions and norms limit rural women’s opportunities and rights.

Inter Pares is proud to support Eat Think Vote, a non-partisan campaign making sure food is an election issue.

Inter Pares remembers and celebrates the life of long-time activist and public intellectual Desmond Patrick Kerans.

This series of five short videos gives an up-close look at how Likhaan uses alternative, community-based health programs and advocacy to promote women’s reproductive health and well-being.

Every July we share one of our favourite traditions – our annual summer reading list. This year, we are shaking things up with “Artists of Inter Pares”, a celebration of creativity in our community.

Inter Pares has tendered its resignation from the government’s Multi-Stakeholder Advisory Body on Responsible Business Conduct Abroad (Advisory Body).

The Purple Wave: Health on the Margins spotlights alternative, community-based health programs and advocacy in Manila.

Civil society organizations, including Inter Pares, denounce the release of genetically modified “male-sterile” mosquitoes in Burkina Faso.

Today Mae Tao Clinic celebrates thirty years of providing healthcare, education and protection… and so much more.

Over ten Canadian civil society organizations denounce the recent and ongoing violent repression against peaceful, non-violent protesters in Sudan.

Inter Pares applauds commitment of $1.4 billion, annually, to promote the health and rights of women and girls around the world over a ten-year period, with special focus on SRHR.

The women’s movement will continue to organize and shape a revolution that recognizes the autonomy and respects the agency of women.

Inter Pares is thrilled to congratulate two champions of biodiversity on winning the prestigious Equator Prize.

In our 2018 Annual Report, you will read the stories of five extraordinary activists.

For over four decades Inter Pares has been committed to promoting deep and enduring relationships of common cause among civil society organizations.

What if, this year, we take Mother’s Day back to its roots: a celebration of women as changemakers and contributors to society.

This year, we highlight the people of Inter Pares who make the work we do possible.

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.

These are our full financial statements for 2018.

Inter Pares is thrilled to recognize Clinic 554 and the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives with this year’s Peter Gillespie Social Justice Award.

Don't miss an enlightening evening of spoken word poetry, discussion, and celebration!

Inter Pares is dismayed by the recent announcement.

On Monday April 29, Inter Pares invites you to Activist Fair: Conversations on Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights, an e

When her 18-year-old son Heriberto said goodbye and left for the United States, Maria Elena Larios de Gonzalez had no idea he would vanish.

For 2019 International Women's Day, support Indigenous women in Canada who have been sterilized without consent.

Remarks from Shree Mulay, Inter Pares Board member at the twentieth anniversary of the Mobile Biodiversity Festival, Telangana, India.

Refugees, migrants, voluntary or forced displacement ... learn more about a reality more complex than it seems.

For 40 years, Inter Pares had the honour of working with the international NGO, Project Counselling Service (PCS).

Do you know a Canadian organization carrying out transformative work to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights? Help to raise their profile by nominating them.

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

Eight years ago, Abdoulaye Déme left his village in Les Niayes, Senegal, and boarded a pirogue for the Canary Islands.

Gene drive mosquitoes are on the horizon in Burkina Faso as a false solution to eradicate malaria.

Inter Pares supports local activist organizations to build a more equal world.

Over the next five weeks we’ll share amazing stories of hope brought to life through the words of inspiring people: Razia, Lina, Mariam, Omar and Anne.