2003 Annual report
Staff
- David Bruer
- Dominique Caouette
- Alison Crosby
- Peter Gillespie
- Heather Johnston
- Molly Kane
- Samantha McGavin
- Elizabeth Milan
- Rita Morbia
- Marie José Morrissette
- Brian Murphy
- Laura O'Neill
- Anna Paskal
- Sylvie Perras
- Karen Seabrooke
- Jean Symes
- Sheila Whyte
- Anne-Marie Zilliacus
Board
Caroline Andrew
Dean of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa
David Austin
Community worker, Montreal
Louise Chicoine
Human rights activist, Montreal
Agathe Gaulin
Adult educator and community activist, Comox Valley, BC
Nathan Gilbert
Executive Director, Laidlaw Foundation
Ratiba Hadj-Moussa
Professor of Sociology, York University
Joan Kuyek
National Coordinator, Mining Watch Canada
Hélène Lagacé
Program Officer, Human Rights Section, CECI
Yew Lee
Consultant, community and organizational development, Ottawa/Hull
Tamara Levine
Coordinator, Workplace Literacy Project, CLC
Shree Mulay
Professor, McGill University, and women's health activist
Roxana Ng
Sociologist, University of Toronto
Delyse Sylvester
Executive Director, Selkirk College Foundation, social justice fundraising trainer
Sari Tudiver
Researcher, writer and policy analyst on women's health issues
Doug Ward
Former Director of Radio, CBC Ottawa
Inter Pares' Supporters
Inter Pares' social justice work is an expression of values that most Canadians share - of one standard of dignity and equality for all, of international cooperation and solidarity. For 29 years, thousands of Canadians have expressed these values through financial contributions to Inter Pares. Without this support, our work would not be possible.
The generosity of Inter Pares' supporters extends beyond immediate financial assistance. Many contributors have introduced us to their friends, made gifts in honour of special occasions, and helped us deepen relationships with other supporters by hosting gatherings in their homes. We have also been honoured by those who have helped us build a legacy for the future by leaving Inter Pares a bequest in their will or by making Inter Pares the beneficiary of a life insurance policy.
Inter Pares is also grateful to our institutional donors:
the Canadian federal government, especially the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC); foundations; union locals, religious communities, and various organizations who strengthen Inter Pares through their solidarity funds; and businesses who support their employees' philanthropy through matching gifts.
As the political and economic context in which we work changes, increasing our financial independence helps assure our political independence and our ability to promote and nurture progressive programs that work towards social change. Our goal is to ensure our institutional viability and capacity - and our individual donors are integral to meeting this goal.
For more information on our fundraising, including the many ways in which you can support our work, please visit our web site at www.interpares.ca or contact us at Inter Pares.
In addition to the generous support of thousands of individuals, the work of Inter Pares was assisted in 2003 by contributions from:
- Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
- Alibhai Foundation
- Alliance syndicats tiers monde
- Canadian Labour Congress
- Commonwealth Foundation
- Congregation of Notre-Dame
- The Council of Canadians
- Development and Peace
- The EJLB Foundation
- Filles de la Providence
- Filles de la Sagesse d'Ontario
- Fleming Foundation
- Fondation Internationale Roncalli
- The Howard C. Green Memorial Fund
- International Development Research Centre
- The K.M. Hunter Charitable Foundation
- Latin American Support Group - Niagara
- Movimondo Molisv
- Nicaragua Children's Fund
- Nurses Union of Royal Victoria
- Open Society Institute
- Primate's World Relief and Development Fund
- St. Helen's Anglican Church Women
- Sisters of Charity of St. Louis
- Sisters of Mission Service
- Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul
- Sisters of St. Joseph, Hamilton
- Sisters of St. Joseph of the Diocese of London
- Tides Canada Foundation
- The United Church of Canada
- R. Howard Webster Foundation
- Wild Rose Foundation
- Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada
We are also grateful to those who have supported our work through a bequest:
- Estate of Dorothy Ruth Matheson
- Estate of Charles Edward Watters
Inter Pares
221 Laurier Avenue East, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1N 6P1
Phone (1-613) 563-4801
Fax (1-613) 594-4704
www.interpares.ca
Charitable Registration (BN) 11897 1100 RR0001
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