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Equitas joined Dignity Network Canada’s International Roundtables to strengthen global partnerships advancing LGBTQI+ rights, human rights advocacy, and inclusive democracy through collective action and international solidarity.
Centering Underrepresented Voices in LGBTQI+ Projects: Lessons Learned and Best Practices: The following lessons learned and best practices have been documented through the activities of
Human rights defenders in East and the Horn of Africa face growing threats. Discover how Equitas is strengthening their protection, resilience, and regional solidarity through holistic security approaches and peer networks.
Equitas joined Dignity Network Canada’s International Roundtables to strengthen global partnerships advancing LGBTQI+ rights, human rights advocacy, and inclusive democracy through collective action and international solidarity.
Equitas is seeking a Local Coordination and Advisory Partner in East Africa for the 2027 and 2028 East Africa Human Rights Programs. Submit your expression of interest to support a global human rights education initiative in the East Africa region.
Title: Monitoring, Evaluation and Accountability Advisor Location: Montreal, Canada Status: Permanent position, Full time, 35 hours/week Salary range: $53 000 – $60,000 Application deadline: extended to
Title: Development Officer Location: Montreal, Canada Status: Contract (12 months), Full time, 35 hours/week Salary range: $53 000 – $60,000 Application deadline: July 17, 2026 (Applications
Democracy and human rights are inseparable. Discover how human rights education, civic participation, and civil society strengthen democracy, protect civic space, and empower communities in Canada and around the world.
On the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia, Equitas and Dignity Network Canada call for stronger protections for LGBTQI+ rights, gender equality, and inclusive democracy worldwide.
The document highlights the importance of centering local communities in storytelling, distinguishing activities from real impact, and prioritizing people’s safety over the visibility of initiatives.
