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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.

Enjoy a special online celebration of the 2020/2021 Peter Gillespie Social Justice Award winner!

RUDA uses intergenerational storytelling to preserve historical memory and promote healing in Guatemala.

Youth in Burma are leading the intergenerational uprising and showing a united front to decry a return to military rule.

On November 18, please join us for a special online celebration of the 2020/2021 Peter Gillespie Social Justice Award winner!

Across the globe, a new generation of activists is engaging to help rebuild and reshape our world, infusing movements for change with fresh energy and ideas.

Join us as we connect with Colombia Diversa to learn more about how they are seizing the transitional justice process to seek truth, justice and guarantees of non-recurrence for LGBTIQ+ victims and survivors.

This Bulletin celebrates generations coming together to keep social movements vibrant and alive—and highlights young activists rebuilding and reshaping our world.

This additional funding will support Likhaan from November 2020 to February 2022.

In Improving Paths to Justice, we bring together long-term Inter Pares counterpart Nijera Kori and the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic to explore the barriers women face in accessing justice within formal and informal systems.

Join us for a dialogue on legal equality for women in Sudan and Canada.

Join Colombia Diversa to learn more about how they are seek truth, justice and guarantees of non-recurrence for LGBTIQ+ victims and survivors.

Join us as we bring together Nijera Kori and the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic to explore the barriers women face in accessing justice within formal and informal systems.

The Action Plan articulates our commitment to engage deeper and more intentionally on Indigenous rights.

The Action Plan articulates our commitment to engage deeper and more intentionally on Indigenous rights and in collaboration with Indigenous peoples.

Colombia Diversa is promoting healing and providing practical tools to empower LGBTIQ+ victims and survivors to share their stories and access justice.

One of the ways that we promote social justice is by facilitating access to the formal justice system.

Inter Pares counterparts are influencing alternative justice systems, and over time, improving them.

This Bulletin considers the many routes to justice, from community spaces to formal systems, and how our counterparts work within each to advocate for their communities.

The Future Planning Initiative has released a video highlighting how COVID-19 has left many without the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services they need.

In collaboration with Dignity Network Canada, Fierté Canada Pride and Vancouver Pride, we are pleased to invite you to Peacebuilding & LGBTIQA2S Communities - An International Human Rights Panel.

In a new podcast, learn more about the special partnership between Tiniguena and Inter Pares - a partnership that dates back 30 years.

The report details how COVID-19 exposed serious flaws and urges immediate attention to fix Canada’s long-term care system.

The report details how COVID-19 exposed serious flaws and urges immediate attention to fix Canada’s long-term care system.

Our hearts are heavy from the Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc’s announcement.

The Sudanese Organization for Research and Development (SORD) has long been working to dismantle what is now referred to as a “shadow pandemic”.

Sovereignty over their own food systems has allowed sanghams in India to come through past crises, and now to respond in solidarity to those in need within their communities and beyond.

Throughout the challenges of 2020, Mae Tao Clinic worked - as they always do - to bring healthcare to their community.

In our 2020 Annual Report, you will find a look back at a year of sustaining social justice.

Amanda Dale, Chairperson of Inter Pares Board of Directors, reflects on lessons learned throughout 2020.

In our 2020 Annual Report, you will find a look back at a year of sustaining social justice.

These are our full financial statements for 2020.

Inter Pares is honoured to support La Colectiva as it continues to adapt to support women during this crisis.

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.

Inter Pares joins the call for the Government of Canada to publicly condemn state-sponsored violence against the Filipino people.

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.