COVID-19: Using Our Collective Power To Transform Crisis

We don’t want to ‘go back’ to normal. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed and exacerbated existing structural injustices. We are committed to advancing systemic alternatives capable of realizing people’s demands for environmental, economic, social and cultural rights. We need change and we are committed to shaping this change now.

Our response

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ESCR-Net Global Call to Action in response to the COVID-19

OPINION & POSITIONS

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Centering Care in a Feminist Intersectional Approach to Loss and Damage

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Press Release: UN Committee Decries Racial Discrimination in Global COVID-19 Vaccine Access

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Collective Position on Data for Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights

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Opinion: Unsustainable debt has always impeded development; it’s time to write it off

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Opinion: Vaccine inequity deepens structural racial discrimination

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Opinion: Feminist strike for the recognition and reinvention of the role of care in Latin America

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Political Statement: Women’s Global Strike 2022

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Six Reasons Why a Trips Waiver Is Needed to Justly and Effectively End the Covid-19 Pandemic

Our Analysis

The following analyses have been shaped by our members and contain emerging demands for alternatives that make human rights and social justice a reality for all.