UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
2019-11-29

Kairos Palestine 10th Anniversary International Conference
2019-11-29 | Bethlehem, Palestine
Registration is now open for Kairos Palestine’s International Conference, which will take place in Bethlehem on November 29th, 2019.
The theme of this year’s conference will be “10 years of Kairos. Past, present and future”
For Registration, please visit: http://www.atg.ps/register/

Karibu Board Meeting
2019-12-12
The Karibu Board will be meeting in December 2019 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 12. November 2019 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2020-02-12 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in February 2020 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 12. January 2020 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2020-04-28 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in April 2020 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 28. March 2020 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2020-06-17 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in June 2020 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 17. May 2020 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2020-09-24 08:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Oslo) | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in September 2020 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 24. August 2020 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

WEBINAR / Reclaim Our Rights
2020-10-14 10:00 - 12:00
WEBINAR / Reclaim Our Rights: Freeing tomorrow from the IMF-WB neoliberal pandemic
14 October, Wednesday
8:00 GMT / 10:00 CEST / 11:00 EAT / 16:00 GMT+8
(for your local timezone click here)
Sign up here: bit.ly/ReclaimOurRights
Today’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.”
While 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.
As 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.
More 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.
Speakers 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.

Global Convergence for People's Climate Action
2020-10-19 13:00 - 15:00 | Online
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.
Governments 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.
As 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.
What is the Convergence for Peoples’ Climate Action
The 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.
This 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.
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The 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.
Who can join?
The 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:
When?
The Convergence for Peoples’ Climate Action will be on 19 October 2020 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM (GMT+8 Philippine Time).
​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.

Karibu Board Meeting
2020-11-26 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in November 2020 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 26. October 2020 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board meeting
2021-02-11 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in February 2021 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 11. January 2021 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board meeting
2021-04-15 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in April 2021 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 15. March 2021 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board meeting
2021-06-10 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in June 2021 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 10. May 2021 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board meeting
2021-09-16 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in September 2021 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 16. August 2021 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Digital Activism Workshop
2021-11-20 15:30 - 17:00 | Online
📣The struggle for social justice is no longer just in the streets, it must also be present in digital spaces.
💻 Join us for a hybrid workshop (digital + physical at DOGA in Oslo) – led by activists from the Global South – that aims to equip activists with tools and concepts required to successfully execute digital activism campaigns. The workshop will cover concrete tools for creating, executing, adjusting, and measuring collective digital activism campaigns that aid real social changes.
📱 The workshop arrives at a time in which civil society actors have to adjust (both short-term but also long-term) to restrictions of the civic space brought by COVID-19. Demonstrations, assemblies, and even freedom of movement will be affected for a long time. As this accelerates the adoption and naturalization of online public discussions and decision-making, there is a need for a new wave of digital activists who are ready to face the unexpected consequences of the economic and social crisis already brewing, ready to strengthen civil society as a whole, and who are prepared to mobilize to channel unrest in ways that are effective and do not put populations at risk.
This workshop is created in solidarity with those with unequal access to digital tools during these changing times – and will be anchored through the lens of the experiences from the global South (specifically the experiences in Latin America).
This workshop will be a condensed version of the “Latin American School of Digital Activism,” which was recently conducted by Fundación Ciudadano Inteligente (Smart Citizen Foundation – Santiago, Chile) across Latin America as part of their work with their network of activists. The workshop will be hosted by Fundación Ciudadano Inteligente (Chile) and the Karibu Foundation (Norway).
Register your interest in digital participation here: https://www.karibu.no/news/2021/10/digital-activism-workshop/
The workshop is part of the program for the 2021 Norwegian Social Forum

Karibu Board meeting
2021-11-25
The Karibu Board will be meeting in November 2021 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 25. October 2021 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2022-02-10 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in February 2022 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 10. January 2022 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2022-04-06 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in April 2022 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 6. March 2022 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2022-06-09 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in June 2022 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 9. May 2022 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2022-09-15 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in September 2022 in Oslo.
Cases to be processed before the meeting must be received before 15. August 2022 in order to be considered, and should be submitted via Karibu’s grant application and management system (GMS).
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2022-11-24 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in November 2022 in Oslo.
No new grant applications will be considered at this meeting.
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2023-03-28 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in March 2023 in Oslo.
Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting.
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2023-06-06 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in June 2023 in Oslo.
Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting.
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2023-09-19 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in September 2023 in Oslo.
Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting.
More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.
For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2023-11-28 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in November 2023 in Oslo.

Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting.

More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here.

For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2024-02-06 08:00 - 17:00
The Karibu Board will be meeting in February 2024 in Oslo. Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting – application deadline 6 January 2024. More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here. For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2024-04-11 08:00 - 17:00
The Karibu Board will be meeting in April 2024 in Oslo. Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting – application deadline 11 March 2024. More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here. For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2024-06-11 08:00 - 17:00
The Karibu Board will be meeting in June 2024 in Oslo. Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting – application deadline 11 May 2024. More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here. For additional questions, contact director Eilert Rostrup at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2024-09-16 00:00 - 23:59 | Oslo, Norway
The Karibu Board will be meeting in September 2024 in Oslo. Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting. More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here. For additional questions, contact director Aurora Nereid at post(a)karibu.no.

Karibu Board Meeting
2024-11-27 00:00 - 23:59
The Karibu Board will be meeting in November 2024 in Oslo. Only applications from current or previous partners will be processed at this meeting. More information about the process, including Frequently Asked Questions, can be found here. For additional questions, contact director Aurora Nereid at post(a)karibu.no.
