
A constructive religious voice on LGBTIQ+ rights needed for Africa
Gomo Lesejane (South Africa) writes on the efforts made to lend a voice to deliberately silenced LGBTIQ+ communities in Africa.
Gomo Lesejane (South Africa) writes on the efforts made to lend a voice to deliberately silenced LGBTIQ+ communities in Africa.
Karibu writes for the EDGE Funders Alliance blog, and critically explores how progressive grantmakers should look at the what, the how, and the "from where" of grantmaking.
We continue to recognize and celebrate the important and significant contributions of womens and feminist movements leading the way for change in the development of truly inclusive and participatory societies and local communities (political, social, cultural, and gender justice)....
Ana Garcia (Brazil) writes on South-South investments (specifically China’s involvement in Special Economic Zones in Brazil and South Africa) and their impact on the rights of workers, communities and the environment.
We are pleased to present “A Year at a Glance” for 2022, a small collection of impressions and glimpses from various programs and activities organized by partners of the Karibu Foundation in 2022.
We present a short video that lifts up three stories that marked 2022.
Kairos Palestine has released a statement from their international conference, where they describe a continually grimmer situation for Palestinians and the need for solidarity action.
Activists and social movements from 30 different African countries recently gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa for the 2022 “African Social Movement Baraza”. Briggs Bomba (Zimbabwe) discusses the historic moment we are living in, and the need for a...
Movements in the Philippines are carrying forward lessons from resistance to mining operations as they push for a “People’s Green New Deal”. Read more about the story of the village of Didipio from Jon Bonifacio – coordinator for...
Movements in Latin America produce a downloadable anti-militarist music compilation to draw attention to those affected by the impacts of militarization.