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Inter Pares joined more than 250 organizations and individuals to call on PM Carney to safeguard the country’s feminist foreign policy commitments.

Over 50 years, we have learned peace is cultivated through local feminist movements, global solidarity and long-term partnerships.

Rooted in Solidarity: Reflecting on 50 years is a collection of memories celebrating our counterparts and allies and the struggles we wage together.

This Giving Tuesday, your generosity is more than a donation—it’s a lifeline.

Inter Pares' counterpart ROMI successfully advocates for a CAIMUS in Ixcán, Guatemala after ten years of advocacy.

Canada must break its silence about the U.A.E.’s support to the RSF militia.

For 50 years, food has been at the heart of Inter Pares’ work with counterparts.

Our November Bulletin highlights the power of collective action and the enduring struggle to make democracy real, just and representative for all.

As civil war rages in Burma, people are laying the foundations for a future democracy.

For women in Ixcán, Guatemala, building a peacetime democracy that serves everyone is entwined with advocating for their rights.

This document summarizes information shared in October 2025 during a forum with expert panelists from Sudanese feminist civil society, international humanitarian organizations and grassroots emergency response networks, all actively engaged in responding to the crisis in Sudan.

Tim McSorley, ICLMG’s coordinator, spoke with us about how defending civil liberties is essential to protecting democracy.

“None of Canada’s current actions are enough to meet the moment.”

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If you’re looking for a way to mark the occasion in the Ottawa area or online, here are some suggestions.

Around the world, food is deeply political—controlled, denied, defended and reclaimed.

"It’s a deliberate way to wear people down, by starving them into giving up,” shared Ghadeer from our Sudanese counterpart SWRC. 

Lucy Sharratt is the founding coordinator of the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN).

When local shellfish gatherers in the Bijagós Archipelago of Guinea-Bissau noticed declining stocks of the mollusks, they knew what to do.

Inter Pares invites waged workers who have the capacity to do so to donate one day’s wages to Indigenous organizations.

Eleven humanitarian and civil society organizations—including Inter Pares—released a statement today expressing grave concern over the esca

Inter Pares is deeply saddened by the passing of long-time Board of Directors member, Nathan Gilbert.

Ultra-conservatives, “family values” groups and anti-rights initiatives are stoking hate for LGBTQI+ people in Guatemala.

Through their activism, Darling, Jenny and Daki are helping ensure all children are seen, protected and respected.

Civil society in Burma is facing a new crisis: the collapse of international funding.

Today, in light of last week’s report from Arms Embargo Now, Inter Pares

Three short videos showcasing the work of women on the frontlines of climate justice in West Africa.

On June 18, 2025, a virtual panel brought together activists, scholars and peacebuilders to explore what it means to “queer” peace and security. 

Inter Pares joins 412 Canadians to call on the federal government to take immediate and concrete action to address the genocide in Gaza.

On May 12, we hosted an evening of reflection, celebration and inspiration with social justice activists—and marked Inte

These are our full financial statements for 2024.

2024 brings to a close five decades of working in solidarity with movements for social justice—movements themselves forged in multi-decade struggles.

Our 2024 annual report highlights the depth and richness of long-term connections—and the lasting change they foster.

A tour with counterparts fostered lasting relationships to strengthen SRHR advocacy.

Two Sudanese human rights advocates came to Canada to share the realities of war, displacement and struggles of LGBTQI+ communities.

West African counterparts tour in Canada, strengthening the global movement for food sovereignty and gender equality.

Join us on May 12 for an evening of reflection, celebration and inspiration with social justice activists—to mark Inter Pares’ 50th anniversary!

Women’s rights activists from Sudan recount their difficult and courageous stories.

By Rita Morbia, Program Manager at Inter Pares

Over the past 50 years, Inter Pares’ work on bodily autonomy has been deeply and profoundly rooted in feminist principles and practice.

For 50 years, Inter Pares has worked with grassroots activists and organizations to create a more just, equal world.

Join Inter Pares and Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communication on March 13 at 8:30 am EST to explore independent media's critical role in Burma.

Join us on March 4 at 12:00pm EST for a webinar with long-term counterpart SORD to discuss how women in Sudan are navigating the war, and their own organizational and personal survival strategies.

Celebrating 50 years of social justice activism

Last Fall, Inter Pares launched daughters, mothers, grandmothers and other sexual outlaws, a photo exhibition in collaboration with Gallery 101 in

“[W]hen we come together—sharing knowledge, strategies and support—we build a movement that can’t be ignored,” reflected Sharaban Tohura of Nijera

In this Bulletin, discover how our new photo exhibit showcases the strength of activists confronting deeply entrenched barriers to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).

Inter Pares applauds and celebrates the verdict together with our counterpart.

daughters, mothers, grandmothers and other sexual outlaws is coming to cities across Canada!