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SUMMARY:Global Convergence for People's Climate Action
DESCRIPTION:The peoples of the global South are under siege by the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate crisis. Peoples and communities battling flash floods in Bangladesh and Senegal\, landslides in Nepal\, toxic haze in Indonesia\, supertyphoons in  the Philippines\, and extreme droughts in Kenya and Bolivia are furthered burdened with their countries’ failing health and social protection systems and enduring inequalities made more pronounced by the pandemic. \nGovernments are using the exigencies of the global pandemic to further violate human rights. In many instances\, the pandemic has been used as an excuse to ignore free\, prior\, and informed consent of communities. Women environmental and land defenders are targets of harassments and extra-judicial killings. The states’ pushback against peoples’ fundamental rights\, is getting bolder. \nAs we gear up for action to ensure that the post-COVID-19 era is an era of climate and social justice\, we need to collectively reflect on these crises\, understand their deeper roots\, and coe up with relevant strategies to advance our struggles given our new contexts. \nWhat is the Convergence for Peoples’ Climate Action\nThe Convergence for Peoples’ Climate Action is an online dialog where civil society and movements from the global South come together to share perspectives on the links and impacts of the climate crisis and the pandemic and their experiences in countering state’s pushback against people and the environment. \nThis global meeting draws the lessons and experiences of climate justice partners from the Philippines\, Nepal\, Bolivia\, Senegal\, Kenya\, and Indonesia who have been advocating for inclusion of peoples’ voices in climate policy decision-making and in pushing for people-powered climate action.\n​\nThe outcomes of this meeting is important in gathering and consolidating Southern perspectives on the urgent systematic transformation that we demand. It intends to further enhance peoples’ campaigning for climate justice given the new challenges that we face\, such as the COVID-19 pandemic\, increasing climate extremes\, and the crisis in multilateral climate policy making. \nWho can join?\nThe Convergence for Peoples’ Climate Action is open for all members of civil society and peoples’ movements\, especially Southern movements interested/engaged in climate justice advocacy.  Please register here: \nWhen?\nThe Convergence for Peoples’ Climate Action will be on 19 October 2020 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM (GMT+8 Philippine Time). \n​The Convergence for People’s Climate Action is organized by IBON International together with its partner organizations in Bolivia\, Indonesia\, Kenya\, Nepal\, Philippines\, and Senegal.
URL:https://www.karibu.no/event/global-convergence-for-peoples-climate-action/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR / Reclaim Our Rights
DESCRIPTION:WEBINAR / Reclaim Our Rights: Freeing tomorrow from the IMF-WB neoliberal pandemic\n14 October\, Wednesday\n8:00 GMT / 10:00 CEST / 11:00 EAT / 16:00 GMT+8\n(for your local timezone click here)\nSign up here: bit.ly/ReclaimOurRights \nToday’s crises exposed the effects of the neoliberal policy of the U.S.-led International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group (IMF-WB) on the people’s right to health and other socio-economic rights. But these institutions continue to work for the domination of corporations in “development.” \nWhile the global South and their peoples are sinking even deeper in debt\, they oppose cancellations and trap people’s futures in continued debt bondage. In a time when the exploitative world economic system itself is under question\, they remain steadfast in defending it in the name of “recovery”. Even in a time of health and economic crises\, the IMF-WB both forward monopoly capitalist interests. \nAs the IMF-WB hold their 2020 Annual Meetings\, the Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN)\, IBON International\, the International Indigenous People’s Movement for Self-Determination and Liberation (IPMSDL)\, and the People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty (PCFS) invite you to this webinar. It will tackle issues such as debt in the global South\, the continuing corporate-driven “development” approach\, and the “new” rhetoric on a post-COVID “economic recovery”–a business-as-usual for transnational corporations and creditor capital disguised as responding to the pandemic and its aftermath. \nMore importantly\, the webinar will highlight peoples’ and their organisations’ struggles in reclaiming their sovereignty\, rights\, and development from corporate capture\, and forward people’s demands for people-centered economies in the context of the various crises today. \nSpeakers will include Joanna Cariño of the Cordillera People’s Alliance & the International Indigenous People’s Movement for Self-Determination and Liberation\, Roland Nassour of the Save Bisri Valley Campaign\, Kurniawan Sabar of the People Over Profit Network\, Sarojeni Rengam of the PAN-Asia Pacific\, Len Cooper of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle\, and Jennifer del Rosario-Malonzo of IBON International.
URL:https://www.karibu.no/event/webinar-reclaim-our-rights/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191130
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SUMMARY:Kairos Palestine 10th Anniversary International Conference
DESCRIPTION:Registration is now open for Kairos Palestine’s International Conference\, which will take place in Bethlehem on November 29th\, 2019. \nThe theme of this year’s conference will be “10 years of Kairos. Past\, present and future” \nFor Registration\, please visit: http://www.atg.ps/register/
URL:https://www.karibu.no/event/kairos-palestine-10th-anniversary-international-conference/
LOCATION:Bethlehem\, Palestine
CATEGORIES:Event Partner
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kairos Palestine":MAILTO:conference@kairospalestine.ps
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20181206T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20181208T170000
DTSTAMP:20260511T082617
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SUMMARY:Churches Witnessing with Migrants (CWWM) 9th Consultation - Morocco
DESCRIPTION:The 9th Churches Witnessing with Migrants (CWWM) Consultation will be held December 6-8\, 2018 in Marrakesh\, Morocco.   The consultation takes place in the context of the 2018 Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD)\, as well as the meeting of Heads of State and Government and High Representatives for the UN’s Global Compact on Migration (GCM) that will also take place in Marrakesh. \nThe CWWM Morocco Consultation meeting will not only register the presence and position of CWWM during the adoption of the GCM and the 10th GFMD but it will also serve as a CWWM meeting for strategic planning for continuing work. \nCWWM is an international platform for advocacy and forthright action focused on global migration\, particularly forced migration in all its forms. We are organized as a tripartite body of equals that includes migrants and representatives of migrant-serving and faith-based organizations from various faith traditions. In their practice of a tripartite arrangement\, they have come to value working together and inclusively on acts of mercy\, accompaniment and justice. \nProgram: \nDecember 6        Exposure (Optional)\nDecember 7        Group Caucuses/Consultation\nDecember 8        Consultation/Workshops  \nObjectives: \n\nTo register CWWM’s presence and position during the adoption of the Global Compact on Safe\, Orderly and Regular Migration and during the GFMD\, and to make plans on how to engage in the follow up of the GCM on the national and international levels including its implementation.\nTo get updates and challenges about the efforts of CWWM participants and how the platform can maximize collaboration between them.\nTo plan and strategize the direction and future activities of CWWM including the strengthening of cooperation among CWWM participants at the regional level and the laying down of an infrastructure for welcome and solidarity for migrants and refugees.\nTo strengthen solidarity with church-related organizations and other groups working on migration in Morocco.\n\nFor further information\, please contact the CWWM Secretariat: \n  \nMervin H. Toquero\nAssistant Program Secretary\nProgram Unit on Faith\, Witness and Service (FWS) – NCCP\n879 EDSA\, Quezon City\, 1104 Philippines\nmtoquero@gmail.com \n  \nJimarie Snap T. Mabanta\nProgram Assistant\nFWS-NCCP\ncwwm2013@gmail.com
URL:https://www.karibu.no/event/churches-witnessing-with-migrants-cwwm-9th-consultation-morocco/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181206
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SUMMARY:Kairos Palestine International Conference
DESCRIPTION:Registration is now open for Kairos Palestine’s International Conference\, which will take place in Bethlehem from December 6th – 7th\, 2018. \nThe theme of this year’s conference will be “Hope where no hope is” \nFor Registration\, please visit: http://www.atg.ps/register/
URL:https://www.karibu.no/event/kairos-palestine-international-conference/
LOCATION:Bethlehem\, Palestine
CATEGORIES:Event Partner
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kairos Palestine":MAILTO:conference@kairospalestine.ps
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180914
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SUMMARY:International civil society conference on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)\, agriculture and fisheries - Cameroon
DESCRIPTION:“More and Better” Network invites you to their International civil society conference on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)\, agriculture and fisheries that will be held in Cameroon\, 11-13th September 2018.   The main objectives for the conference are: \n\nTo show that agroecology and other forms of sustainable agriculture and fisheries  are key to reach many of the SDGs.\nTo strengthen the arguments and increase the pressure on governments and international institutions  to increase the financial  and political support for agroecology and other forms of sustainable agriculture and for small-scale sustainable fisheries.\nTo share experiences and strengthen the cooperation among and between farmers’ and fisherfolks’ organizations\, other non governmental organizations (NGOs) philanthropic foundations and others which support the objectives of the conference.\n\n130 organizations have signed on to the letter on the SDGs and agriculture which the More and Better Network invited other organizations to sign on to. The letter  is also a base for the conference. See it at www.moreandbetter.org  \nParticipate in the conference! \nMore and Better hopes you / your organization will take part in the conference. Please fill in the registration form before August 20th. \nWe have got some financial support to fund parts of the costs for some participants. If you want to apply for financial support for the participation\, please fill in the application form before August 10th. \nFor more information and questions\, please send a mail to secretariat@moreandbetter.org   or to Aksel Naerstad\, international coordinator; aksel@moreandbetter.org \nThe conference is supported in part by the Karibu Foundation.
URL:https://www.karibu.no/event/international-civil-society-conference-on-the-sustainable-development-goals-sdgs-agriculture-and-fisheries/
LOCATION:Yaoundé\, Cameroon\, Yaoundé\, Cameroon
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