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Our hopes for greater equity, peace and climate justice are as alive as ever.

As people in Canada witness a healthcare system in crisis, we need solutions rooted in the values of the Canada Health Act.

For decades, Inter Pares has collaborated with counterparts on sustainable food production.

The civil society organizations in Burma are doing double duty: providing emergency support to communities and building the systems they need for a democratic future.

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Inter Pares mourns the loss of Deccan Development Society's founder and director.

Together with our counterparts, we are campaigning for an agroecology that cultivates autonomy.

Seed security is the guarantee of producing or having access to quality seeds.

In Madina Sara, the community created a seed bank to conserve seeds.

What role agroecology can play in strengthening women’s access to and control over land?

In February 2021, the military in Burma attempted a coup d’état. They have been violently trying to take control of the country ever since.

Sharing stories and celebrating the life of an extraordinary woman.

Funding announcement for Feminist Climate Action in West Africa project.

What does karate have to do with bodily autonomy?

2022 saw a major threat to bodily autonomy in Guatemala.

A new Inter Pares-commissioned study explores the perspectives of women’s rights activists at the centre of gender justice in Sudan.

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From COVID-19, to coups, to coerced sterilization, difficult circumstances bring communities together.

In Peru during the 1990s, hundreds of thousands of women were forcibly sterilized under a government program.

The early pandemic was a dark time for everyone in metropolitan Manila – especially youth.

In 2019, footage went viral of 22-year-old Alaa Salah leading Sudanese crowds in protest chants.

Events, webinars, media, and solidarity actions in the National Capital Region on Algonquin Territory.

In Bangladesh’s patriarchal society, our counterpart organization, Nijera Kori, brings poor, marginalized women together in local groups.

Indigenous activists are refusing to let inequalities of past struggles repeat themselves.

The Sudanese constitution guarantees gender equality. But paradoxically, the “personal status laws” mandate a woman’s obedience to her husband.

Big or small, advocacy done right can change lives for the better.

Wendy is part of a network of young people advocating for comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) in El Salvador.

Inter Pares believes that abortion is healthcare, and fundamental to one’s bodily autonomy.

Inter Pares begins new project in support of civil society in Burma/Myanmar.

For five years, Colombia Diversa has been supporting LGBTIQ+ participation.

Since our founding, we have sought to understand our role as an anti-colonial organization in a sector with deep colonial roots.

In our 2021 Annual Report, you will find a look back at a year of feminist action for justice.

Join us for the launch of a new book about the ongoing practice of forced sterilization of Indigenous women in Canada.

These are our full financial statements for 2021.

Last year was marked not only by COVID-19, but by another type of pandemic: coup contagion.

Our Annual Report 2021 is out!

In Peru between 1996 and 2001, more than 270,000 women were sterilized under a government-run program.

In Guinea-Bissau, women’s collectives and community organizations are fighting climate change through the way they produce and prepare food.

Advocacy work to change government policy can multiply the impact of a small organization.

Bills Introduced to Protect People and the Planet Warrant All-Party Support.

Sheelu Francis joined Inter Pares for a discussion on strategies for combatting gender-based violence.

In October 2021, the Sudanese military seized control of the country’s government.

In many parts of the world, March 8 is a major day to denounce discrimination, inequality and violence against all women.

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Please join us in congratulating Rita on this very well-deserved recognition!

This Bulletin showcases how counterparts use art as a tool to advance social justice.

Tiniguena has preserved tropical forest by supporting a network of community forest led by local people.

For more than 35 years, Deccan Development Society has worked with poor, Dalit caste women farmers.

In Quindío, Colombia, trans women have created Kathleya Trans, a grassroots group that combats violence.