Several organizations are launching a transnational solidarity network against fascism. In partnership with various groups and organizations, Alternatives presents a series of lectures, discussions, and events that lay the groundwork for a coalition aimed at uniting the public around transnational and intersectional struggles.
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As fascism and the far right gain ground around the world, this new context opens up unprecedented opportunities for mobilization, action, and solidarity. Driven by a sense of urgency, organizations and activists from a dozen countries have founded Global Solidarity against Fascism (GSAF). One year later, members of this transnational network will gather for the first time in Montreal to reflect on and build new transnational solidarities against the far right and fascism.
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The third Rendez-vous d’Alternatives meeting will address the theme of feminist resistance to the rise of fascism and the far right.
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The ELA was founded on July 23, 1911, in Bilbao by a group of 178 workers. Today, it has approximately 100,000 members. The ELA’s values include solidarity, the fight for social change, defending the interests of the working class, and contributing to nation building, among others. In terms of its organizational structure, it has 12
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The Tricontinental Center (CETRI), a non-governmental organization founded in 1976 and based in Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium), is a center for study, publication, documentation, and continuing education on development and North-South relations. CETRI aims to give voice to the perspectives of the South and contribute to critical reflection on the dominant concepts and practices of development in
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Through the International Youth Internship Program (IYIP), Canadian youth have the opportunity to work with our international partners to advance important issues such as women’s rights, self-determination of peoples, environmental protection, freedom of expression, the right to privacy, open access to digital technologies, and respect for human rights more generally.
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Michel Lambert, CEO of Alternatives, is a member of the APC Board of Directors. He was in Berlin for two days, November 23 and 24, 2019, for the annual meeting. The mission of the APC (Association for Progressive Communications) is to “empower and support organisations, social movements and individuals in the use of information and
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