ScotiaBank Virtual Race – Over 350 km for human rights education!
How Marie Marthe Nicholas is Working to End Impunity for Human Rights Violations in Haiti
EquiTalks 2021 – Showcasing the Powerful Voices of Youth
Youth Leadership During the Pandemic
EquiTalks – Building Connected Communities: Youth, Power and the Pandemic
ACTIF Call for Proposals Orientation Webinar
Orientation Webinars Equitas held orientation webinars for the Act Together for Inclusion Fund (ACTIF) call for proposals on February 25, 2021 at 12 p.m. EST in English and February 26, 2021 at 12 p.m. EST in French. The first call for proposals for the Act Together for Inclusion Fund is now open. The first step of this call is a request for Organizational Profiles to ensure organizations are [...] Support Equitas through Scotia Bank’s Virtual Race 2021!
Defending the rights of people living with disabilities and women working in the agricultural sector in Tunisia
Since 2018, young Tunisians from Equitas’ Rawabet program have carried out a number of initiatives. In collaboration with our partner in Tunisia, the Centre Tunisien-Méditerranéen (TU-MED), and thanks to the financial support of Global Affairs Canada, several community action projects have been carried out in support of the rights of women working in the agricultural sector in Siliana to have access to social security coverage and for the right of access to employment […]
Equitas helps develop recommendations for Canada’s new feminist foreign policy
In October 2020, Global Affairs Canada opened the conversation to develop Canada’s new feminist foreign policy, following the same direction as Canada’s Feminist International Assistance Policy released in 2017. It that context, a working group was formed with members of different organizations, including Equitas, as specialists in human rights education. The mandate of this group […]
Omar Morad: Building community engagement for refugee, newcomer, and established Canadian youth in New Brunswick
In 2018 and at 21 years of age, Omar Morad arrived in Saint John, New Brunswick. Before this move, he lived in Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon where he escaped war, violence, and economic hardship. Once he felt settled, Omar was happy and felt “safe.” These feelings impelled him to become active in his community and contribute meaningfully. Omar has become much more than […]