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In Informing Youth: Sexual and Reproductive Health during COVID-19, we bring together Erick Bernardo (Likhaan) and Jennifer Gibson (Island Sexual Health) to draw connections between struggles and share strategies to overcome them.

In Uprooting Systemic Racism: Stories of Struggle, we take a deep dive into why systemic racism exists and hear powerful testimonies from activists on the frontlines of this struggle as they share successful efforts underway to recognize, denounce, and uproot structural racism.

The report addresses themes ranging from domestic violence to youth engagement to disarmament.

Join us as we bring together Erick Bernardo (Likhaan) and Jennifer Gibson (Island Sexual Health) to discuss struggles and strategies to promote youth sexual and reproductive health and rights during COVID-19.

Their design of choice: a raised fist combined with the message “We won't put up with the oppression of women”.

Request the RCMP investigate the business agreement between Dickens & Madson Canada and Burma senior military General Mya Tun Oo.

Khushi Kabir, renowned Bangladeshi feminist and founder of Nijera Kori takes a closer look at sexual and gender-based violence in Bangladesh, and shares how youth are organizing to secure a more just future for themselves, and their communities.

This short brief presents summary recommendations to Global Affairs Canada about how it can deepen the vision laid out in its Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP) and become a more fully feminist donor.

As we prepare to mark International Women’s Day, we invite you to join us for Mobilizing Youth Against Violence in Bangladesh: A webinar featuring Nijera Kori.

Conozca cómo este colectivo feminista promueve la justicia de género en estos tiempos difíciles.

Learn more about how this feminist collective is promoting women’s rights in these challenging times.

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?

Inter Pares has signed onto a joint statement regarding the February 1st military coup d'état in Burma.

For many people, 2020 was a year of increased awareness about injustices in our society.

For Manuel, ethno-education is not only an obligation of the State, it is fundamental to the dismantling of systemic racism and exclusion that Indigenous and Afro-Colombian communities face.

Forty-five years after its founding, Inter Pares still aspires to uphold that principle for which we were named.

As a member of the Feminist Foreign Policy Working Group Inter Pares is pleased to share two new reports highlighting our aspirations for Canada’s feminist foreign policy.

Be Brave, Be Bold is the Feminist Foreign Policy Working Group's official submission to the Government of Canada on its feminist foreign policy.

What We Heard is a summary of rich input from the public and a variety of organizations who have articulated what a feminist foreign policy means to them, and what Canada can do to facilitate its implementation,

It is widely understood that racism exists in our society – but does it boil down to a series of isolated acts?

The report compiles a number of insights and key lessons for supporting movement building and systemic change, with a political analysis that centers gender and its intersection with Indigenous rights.

The Fund for Global Human Rights and Inter Pares have co-published a new report: Lessons Learned in the Pursuit of Gender Justice and Feminist Practice in Burma.

As we mark International Development Week 2021, learn more about how La Colectiva Feminista is promoting women’s rights in these challenging times.

Here is a collection of our most memorable moments from 2020.

We reflect on a year of shared struggle and solidarity. Here is a collection of our most memorable moments from 2020.

The pandemic has revealed deep inequalities in our societies and the vulnerabilities of a globalized and heavily concentrated food system that needs to change.

When we talk about addressing inequality or women’s rights, the focus is generally on spending tax dollars – for example, creating a day care progr

In the global North and South, the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated inequalities and caused an increase in physical, structural and economic violence experienced by women.

Pauline Worsfold, frontline nurse and Secretary-Treasurer of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions and Chairperson of the Canadian Health Coalition, reflects on a post-COVID transformation for healthcare.

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.

Inter Pares is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlotte Kiddell and Samantha McGavin as Co-Executive Directors of the organization.

Inter Pares is pleased to introduce our newest counterpart, Tamil Nadu Women’s Collective (TNWC).

The B.C. Supreme Court has dismissed claims of the Cambie Surgery Corporation and issued a landmark ruling to protect public healthcare.

The recurring conflicts in Burma represent a major challenge for the promotion of peace, development and democracy.

There are significant barriers to freedom of information in Burma. Learn more about Burma News International, an independent news association of Indigenous media.

As Burma’s first Indigenous protected and conserved area, the Salween Peace Park is a vibrant example of grassroots self-determination.

Our partners in Burma share with us a transformative vision for gender justice.

Inter Pares extends a warm congratulations to the communities of the Salween Peace Park on receiving the prestigious 2020 Equator Prize.

Canada’s Ombuds for Responsible Enterprise still has no teeth.

We are honoured to shine a light on hardworking social justice organizations with the Peter Gillespie Social Justice Award.

Sari Tudiver, Chairperson of the Inter Pares Board of Directors, reflects on how communities mobilized for change in 2019.

In our 2019 Annual Report, you will find a look back at a year of mobilizing for change.

Together with allies we have prepared a policy brief on why Canada needs a feminist response to COVID-19 and how it can be achieved.

Together with allies we have prepared a policy brief on why Canada needs a feminist response to COVID-19 and how it can be achieved.

Inter Pares counterpart Tiniguena is playing a key role during the pandemic.

The Dignity Network is a group of organizations from across Canada involved in supporting the human rights of LGBTI people globally.

These are our full financial statements for 2019.

In our 2019 Annual Report, you will find a look back at a year of mobilizing for change.

Celebrate mothers like Misson, who joined her daughter on the frontlines of Sudan’s historic uprising.

Collaboration between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law in India has been transformative.