This webinar features Khushi Kabir, founder of Nijera Kori, as we take a closer look at sexual and gender-based violence in Bangladesh and learn more about how youth are organizing to secure a more just future.
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,
Be Brave, Be Bold is the Feminist Foreign Policy Working Group’s official submission to the Government of Canada on its feminist foreign policy.
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.
This webinar takes a deep dive into why systemic racism exists, featuring powerful testimonies from activists on the frontlines of recognizing, denouncing and uprooting structural racism.
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.