Youth share their struggles and strategies for advancing climate justice, peace, and gender equality in often colonial, racist, capitalist, patriarchal and heteronormative spaces in this recorded discussion. Listen to learn how you and fellow Canadians can mobilize to build a better world.
Youth activists discuss how young people in Canada are mobilizing within global solidarity movements to bring about a sustainable, just, equitable world. They share how Canadians can get involved with international movements for social and environmental justice, in community-centered, solidarity-informed ways.
How Non-Profits & Civil Society Can Advance Climate Action Western environmentalism and its climate movements have been criticized for being colonial, extractive, patriarchal, and exclusionary. Given this, how can Canadians wanting to be good stewards of the land contribute to climate / environmental efforts in ways that are just, ethical,
For decades, Canada has lagged in its obligations to the international community, and today we hear renewed calls from Global South leaders and social movements for greater solidarity from Canadian civil society as the climate crisis closes in. In a time of great political and ecological uncertainty, it is critical
In this recorded webinar, Kai Analytics offers a thorough overview of the basic considerations when conducting a survey as well as specific points to ensure the proper handling and understanding of data.
A fireside chat with an expert panel on the ethics of volunteering in international development. Panelists offer practical tips, advice and diverse insights on how Canadians can advance justice, equality, decolonization, feminism, and other values Canadians hold dear.
Joined by humanitarian organizations responding to conflicts in war-torn regions of the world, this recording aims to raise awareness and foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of conflicts, the dire need for action, and the tireless efforts of humanitarian organizations.
The call to transform the power balance in development cooperation is growing ever louder. But much of the practices, language, frameworks (e.g. RBM) and power of monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) is rooted in the global North, far away from communities that development cooperation and assistance seeks to ally with
Two Tanzanian activists working to advance Indigenous Peoples’ rights and priorities joined us to share details about their work, the issues faced by the Maasai communities they work with, and progress being made to address them.
Our International Development Week 2023 kick off event explored women’s lived realities and leadership in the intersecting areas of food security, gender equality, the climate crisis and peace in different regions of the world.
How have the climate crisis and food insecurity (the former significantly exacerbating the latter) affected gender
