FR - Luttes anti-racistes, un mouvement décolonial
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Thu 8 Oct 2026
#WeAreForus - NFN on Gen-Z protests and civil society response
Wed 30 Sep 2026
#WeAreForus - What are national civil society platforms Bringing to BRICS? A conversation with VANI.
Tue 29 Sep 2026
#WeAreForus - Who gets to shape the rules of development finance? A conversation with SAf-CNGO.
Thu 3 Sep 2026
System Update - Episódio 12: Quando a Sociedade Civil Molda a Agenda da IA
Dominican Republic
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Keynote Address delivered at "Aid Matters 2026 - Vienna, Austria By Dr Moses Isooba, Executive Director – Uganda National NGO Forum
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Aid Matters 2026 | Recap
On 17 September, Global Responsibility invited Austrian NGOs to come together at Aid Matters 2026 — our annual sector event. Titled “The power of partnerships”, the event created space for honest reflection and strategic dialogue on the future of our sector in light of growing internal and external challenges. Keynote speakers from Uganda and the UK emphasized the need for equitable partnerships, locally led development, a rethinking of power structures and communication approaches, and the strengthening of solidarity to jointly navigate challenging times.
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Collaboration and the Evolving Role of International NGOs in an Era of Democratic Retreat - Sam Worthington - CID Conference
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Aid Matters 2026 | Recap On 17 September, Global Responsibility invited Austrian NGOs to come together at Aid Matters 2026 — our annual sector event. Titled “The power of partnerships”, the event created space for honest reflection and strategic dialogue on the future of our sector in light of growing internal and external challenges. Keynote speakers from Uganda and the UK emphasized the need for equitable partnerships, locally led development, a rethinking of power structures and communication approaches, and the strengthening of solidarity to jointly navigate challenging times.
Wed 14 Oct 2026
From subcontracting to solidarity: shifting power in development partnerships – Forus co-chair Dr. Moses Isooba At Aid Matters 2026 in Vienna, Moses Isooba, Executive Director of the Uganda National NGO Forum and Co-Chair of Forus, called for a fundamental shift in how development partnerships are understood and practised: from subcontracting to solidarity, and from consultation to shared power.Influence
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Why civil society networks matter more than ever: lessons from Sam Worthington’s Wellington keynote What happens when the assumptions that have underpinned international development cooperation for decades can no longer be taken for granted? And what does this mean for international NGOs, civil society and the networks that connect them? These were among the questions raised by Sam Worthington, Forus senior fellow, former CEO of InterAction and a leading voice on the future of international NGOs, in a keynote delivered at the Forus member Council for International Development (CID) Annual Conference under the theme "Stronger Together: Uniting for the Greatest Impact", which took place on September 9th and 10th in Wellington, New Zealand.
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Aid Matters 2026 | RecapOn 17 September, Global Responsibility invited Austrian NGOs to come together at Aid Matters 2026 — our annual sector event. Titled “The power of partnerships”, the event created space for honest reflection and strategic dialogue on the future of our sector in light of growing internal and external challenges. Keynote speakers from Uganda and the UK emphasized the need for equitable partnerships, locally led development, a rethinking of power structures and communication approaches, and the strengthening of solidarity to jointly navigate challenging times.
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Aid Matters 2026 | Recap On 17 September, Global Responsibility invited Austrian NGOs to come together at Aid Matters 2026 — our annual sector event. Titled “The power of partnerships”, the event created space for honest reflection and strategic dialogue on the future of our sector in light of growing internal and external challenges. Keynote speakers from Uganda and the UK emphasized the need for equitable partnerships, locally led development, a rethinking of power structures and communication approaches, and the strengthening of solidarity to jointly navigate challenging times.
Wed 14 Oct 2026
From subcontracting to solidarity: shifting power in development partnerships – Forus co-chair Dr. Moses Isooba At Aid Matters 2026 in Vienna, Moses Isooba, Executive Director of the Uganda National NGO Forum and Co-Chair of Forus, called for a fundamental shift in how development partnerships are understood and practised: from subcontracting to solidarity, and from consultation to shared power.Influence
Wed 14 Oct 2026
Why civil society networks matter more than ever: lessons from Sam Worthington’s Wellington keynote What happens when the assumptions that have underpinned international development cooperation for decades can no longer be taken for granted? And what does this mean for international NGOs, civil society and the networks that connect them? These were among the questions raised by Sam Worthington, Forus senior fellow, former CEO of InterAction and a leading voice on the future of international NGOs, in a keynote delivered at the Forus member Council for International Development (CID) Annual Conference under the theme "Stronger Together: Uniting for the Greatest Impact", which took place on September 9th and 10th in Wellington, New Zealand.Sign up to our newsletter