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REGISTER YOUR ACTIONNelson Mandela
"The Global Call to Action Against Poverty can take its place as a public movement alongside the movement to abolish slavery and the international solidarity against apartheid "
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Global People’s Assembly 2023 PRESS KIT
Global People's Assembly 2023 Press Kit Dear colleagues from the media, Below are resources for sharing the messages of the Global People's Assembly 2023: Download the Global People's…Read more
JOIN US TOMORROW at 17 Sept (9AM EDT) for the Global People’s Assembly 2023 (Programme updated with Zoom links)
Dear Colleagues Join us tomorrow at 9am EDT either online or at the UN Church Center in New York for the opening plenary of the Global People's Assembly. We will have speakers…Read more
Full Programme for the Global People’s Assembly 2023 on 17-18 Sept
The programme for the Global People’s Assembly 2023 is now available in: English, French and Spanish. The Global People’s Assembly is a platform for citizens worldwide that come together to…Read more
Global People’s Assembly 2023 on 17th-18th of September, in New York
The Global People’s Assembly 2023 will be on 17 (Sunday) and 18 September (Monday) in New York – at the UN SDG Summit and the UN General Assembly. To register…Read more
GCAP Newsletter: High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development & Vaccine Justice
Dear Colleagues, From 10-19 July, the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development was held at the UN Headquarters in New York, where progress on the SDGs and…Read more
Faces of Inequality
A people’s movement is needed to end inequalities within and between countries and to ensure that “Leave No One Behind” becomes reality and not a mere slogan. This includes a world where everyone has and pays their fair share, including the rich and companies. To build this movement, this global campaign features the Faces of Inequality.
See the campaign!What we do
Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP) supports people in their struggles for justice and brings individuals and organisations together to challenge the institutions and processes that perpetuate poverty and inequalities across the world, to defend and promote human rights, gender justice, social justice, climate justice and the security needed for the dignity and peace of all.
- Social protection for all
- Tax justice & decent work
- Create and protect Civic Space
- Gender equality and inclusion of marginalised groups
- Climate justice
