CIDSE welcomes Caoimhe de Barra as new President
PRESS RELEASE The CIDSE Board of Directors has elected Caoimhe de Barra, Chief Executive Officer of the Irish Catholic international
CIDSE welcomes Caoimhe de Barra as new President Read More »
PRESS RELEASE The CIDSE Board of Directors has elected Caoimhe de Barra, Chief Executive Officer of the Irish Catholic international
CIDSE welcomes Caoimhe de Barra as new President Read More »
CIDSE is pleased to publish its new Strategic Framework ‘Thriving in our common home’, which outlines the network’s strategic direction
CIDSE presents its new strategic framework 2023-2028 Read More »
We need your feedback ! Since 2016, CIDSE has been blogging monthly about women’s rights and gender equality across the
CIDSE Gender Blog Survey Read More »
In collaboration with AgroecologyNow at the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience (CAWR) of the University of Coventry (UK), we
Where Indigenous feminisms and food sovereignties meet Read More »
Read our latest newsletter for an overview of CIDSE activities from November to December and find out what’s coming next!
News from CIDSE – November-December 2022 Read More »
Closure of Access to Justice campaign About a year ago, CIDSE launched the “Access to Justice Campaign”. At the time,
CIDSE’s engagement in resisting corporate power Read More »
A reflection by our Secretary General, Josianne Gauthier following her participation in the UN COP15 conference on Biodiversity which took
Coming home – We are part of the land that we know Read More »
Yesterday European industry ministers met in Brussels to adopt a Council general approach on the Commission’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence
Note: this op-ed was originally published in the EUobserver on 1st December 2022 A landmark draft EU law that could
How Berlin and Paris sold-out the EU corporate due diligence law Read More »
CIDSE, together with over 200 civil society organisations led by the coalition campaign Real Zero Europe, slams the European Commission’s
EC proposal for EU carbon removal: “Full of red flags” Read More »