Barbadian NGO Operation Safe Space is working to reform the outdated juvenile justice system A key part of tackling individual issues of discrimination and human rights is by critiquing and dismantling the systems they operate within. In Barbados, outdated frameworks...
Katrina Fatiaki is our first Professional Fellows Program Oceania (PFP Oceania) from Tonga where she was attached to us for one month. Katrina has more than 15 years of training, research, evaluation, and program management experience in the Pacific. Currently, she is...
On October 19, ICAAD joined the group of powerful Pacific civil society advocates to sign the historic Kioa Climate Emergency Declaration. Unlike similar declarations, delegations came directly to communities on the frontlines of the climate emergency on Kioa Island....
We are thrilled to welcome Katrina Ma’u Fatiaki to the ICAAD team as a PFP Oceania Fellow! Katrina joins us in New York this month to support our gender-based violence work and TrackGBV. Originally from Tonga, Katrina Mau is the owner and lead consultant for Tapuaki...
What is your role at ICAAD? As ICAAD’s Communications and Development Lead, I work to raise the profile of our organization, programs and partners. This includes developing press strategies for project launches, managing our social media channels and conducting...
Learn more about ICAAD Artivist Harbani Ahuja’s poems on Immigrant Rights We are excited to announce the release of a new series of Dicta Legal Poetry, available to view in our immersive virtual exhibit. The Immigrant Rights series highlights critical and shameful...
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