
Digital Activism Workshop – Register your interest!
On November 20th, join us for a hybrid workshop that aims to equip activists with tools and concepts required to successfully execute digital activism campaigns.
On November 20th, join us for a hybrid workshop that aims to equip activists with tools and concepts required to successfully execute digital activism campaigns.
R. Vaishno Bharati reflects on how the growing role of “meme culture” around the world has supplemented the efforts of social movements in the Global South.
In this short film, Hillel Garmi of Karibu partner MESARVOT (Israeli Military Refuser Solidarity Network) reflects on how the ongoing military occupation in Palestine also affects the Israeli society.
Amali Wedagedara writes about the 55-day protest of women in Sri Lanka against microfinance, and the collective's shared vision for a new development model in the Global South.
What is needed for a world without forced migration? This is the question that migrant groups from across the Asia-Pacific region have asked and presented on during a recent review of the UN's Global Compact on Migration (GCM)....
K.M. (Gopa) Gopakumar from TWN writes about the need to advocate for the vaccine as a global public good, to scale up production and provide access to efficacious vaccines, and that it is vital to support the current proposal...
We are pleased to present "A Year at a Glance" 2020, a small collection of impressions and glimpses from various programs and activities organized by partners of the Karibu Foundation in 2020.
Sarojeni Rengam (Malaysia) writes about how COVID-19 pandemic has also exposed a number of other critical systemic holes in other sectors including agriculture and food production.
Stop the Wall reflects on the global "World Without Walls" campaign that aims to connect struggles against militarization and discrimination from India to Brazil, from the Philippines to Argentina, from Malaysia to California, and beyond.
Activists around the world have been meeting every few weeks since March 2020 for an online meeting point coined the "Karibu Space". Check out this video for a glimpse.