The McLeod Group https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Blog Steering Committee The demise of Canada’s feminist foreign policy The world needs less Canada? Time for Canadian International Development NGOs to Rethink their Business Model Human rights are universal – except if they might offend someone? BEYOND THE MARCH: SUPPORTING WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS GLOBALLY Unjustified Delay in Canada’s Civil Society Partnerships Policy A Feminist Approach to Funding Women’s Groups Back-to-School Quiz Connect. Advocate. Mobilize: How Quebec Civil Society Is Responding to a World in Crisis Budget 2018: A bit of good news for development A missed opportunity: Canada’s shallow participation in the Summit of the Americas – and the Americas There is No Planet B: Towards COP24 What is Canada doing in Mali? Multilateral governance in the cross-hairs: Selecting the next World Bank President Modernizing the regulation of Canadian charities Minister of International Development and Multitasking? Responding to Cyclone Idai: Why matching funds are a bad idea Is Canada Missing the Big Picture? Trudeau and Sustainable Development at G7 Summits Foreign Aid on the Campaign Agenda Canada’s oil and gas sector and climate mitigation – Part 1: The problem Integrating Human Rights into Canada’s International Response to COVID-19 A day late and a dollar short: Canada’s humanitarian assistance in response to COVID-19 The Security Council vote: The world doesn’t believe it needs more Canada CCIC and the Harper Years: Interview with Julia Sánchez, Part 1 Are WE ready to change? WE’s International Development Identity Problem Where do the Conservative leadership candidates stand on international issues? Canada’s response to the latest disaster in Lebanon: Too little, too slow and misplaced Cuba and COVID-19: Why is their model so successful? Gender equality, LGBTQ2I people and feminist foreign policy Mainstreaming Gender and Trade into Canada’s “Feminist Foreign Policy” Interview with Ketty Nivyabandi, Part 2 Sunday, Bloody Sunday in the Philippines The art of destroying Canada’s expertise in international development COP27: How ambitious climate action can help dig us out of the global polycrisis Citizen Engagement with the G20 Dispelling fairy tales: The Auditor General’s misinterpretation of Canada’s Feminist International Assistance Policy Foreign aid in 2022: More spending, but not much to celebrate Pierre the Ripper? Reflections on Mark Bourrie’s biography of the Conservative leader The Two Amigos: Canada and Mexico Close Ranks Making the Case for Foreign Aid Canada among donors: What do the latest foreign aid statistics tell us? Promoting human rights in a turbulent world Reducing government accountability for Canadian foreign aid Blended Finance: Development Opportunity or Snake Oil Smoothie? Sending More Canadians Abroad: Innovative or Old-Fashioned Development Assistance? Transforming international development NGOs: Interview with Julia Sánchez, Part 2