The breaking of Euro-North American spheres of dominance would be a victory for the internationalism represented by movements for social, political, and economic integration in Africa and Latin America.
IPS dedicated our new conference room to co-founders Richard Barnet and Marcus Raskin—two progressives who left the State Department to turn ideas into action.
After decades of persistence from key lawyers, Chile’s Supreme Court has asked the U.S. government to extradite three former Chilean secret police agents in connection with the murder of United Nations diplomat Carmelo Soria in Chile in July 1976. All three of these men were also involved in the Letelier-Moffitt assassination.
Take a look at our 2015 annual report to see how IPS worked to shift the narrative, build power through social movements, and change the rules for lasting, meaningful change.
If you’re playing in a game where the rules turn out to be rigged, you need to change the game.
Democracy Spring demonstrated an opportunity for cross-issue collaboration: fighting big money in politics.
The Democracy Spring protests in D.C. are building the power needed to break our politics free of its corporate choke-hold.
Statement from IPS Director John Cavanagh
IPS’s Netfa Freeman speaks on the state of the global African movement.
Special Kick-Off Event with U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera
IPS policy analyst Netfa Freeman demystifies much of what has been said about Obama’s visit to Cuba, from the perspective of one friendly to the Cuban Revolution.
The International Committee, accompanied by dozens of supporters from across the United States and beyond, will descend on Washington from April 18-22 for a second “Days of Action against the Blockade.”
IPS Board Member James Early and Alex Main delve into the risk-benefit analysis of Cuba opening up to the United States