Learning together: Connecting social justice movements
Our 2024 annual report Learning Together: Connecting social justice movements highlights the depth and richness of these connections—and the lasting change they foster.
Breaking barriers to health: Connecting movements for sexual and reproductive health and rights
In October, three activists from Bangladesh, El Salvador and the Philippines traveled across eastern Canada for a series of conversations about sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
Bringing Sudan’s crisis to Canada: Sudanese activists share their stories
In August 2024, we welcomed two Sudanese human rights advocates to Canada for an urgent advocacy tour.
Planting seeds of change: Women farmers from West Africa and Canada on tour
In September, Inter Pares welcomed seven feminist leaders from West Africa for an agricultural learning exchange.
A plea for Canada to help end Sudan’s nightmare
Rita Morbia, Program Manager at Inter Pares, shares her experience of being in Sudan when the war started in 2023—and calls for Canada to take action.
Reporting on a revolution: Independent media perspectives from Burma
In this webinar, Inter Pares and Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication explore independent media’s critical role, featuring the perspectives of Inter Pares counterparts from Burma.
Celebrating 50 years of working in solidarity for social justice
For 50 years, Inter Pares has worked with grassroots activists and organizations to create a more just, equal world.
Strength and solidarity in Sudan
In this webinar, Dr. Asha El-Karib and Ilham Ibrahim from Inter Pares counterpart SORD discuss how women in Sudan are navigating the war, and their own organizational and personal survival strategies.
daughters, mothers, grandmothers and other sexual outlaws
Last Fall, Inter Pares launched daughters, mothers, grandmothers and other sexual outlaws, a photo exhibition in collaboration with Gallery 101 in Ottawa.
Sustaining SRHR activism over the long term
“[W]hen we come together—sharing knowledge, strategies and support—we build a movement that can’t be ignored,” reflected Sharaban Tohura of Nijera Kori.