CIMICH’s mission is to improve living conditions in countries of origin and along migration routes through self-managed economic, political, social, and cultural projects. A key part of this work involves supporting and strengthening the leadership of young women and men. Learn more Related news and stories Landmark ruling: A move toward justice for survivors of…
Bangladesh Resource Center for Indigenous Knowledge (BARCIK) promotes Indigenous knowledge through education, research, and community-led programs supporting agroecology, climate justice, gender equality and sustainable development initiatives.
SWRC (pronounced “source”) focuses on issues of women’s rights, peace and democracy through youth and feminist activism in Sudan.
Asociación LAMBDA fights for the equality, dignity and participation of LGBTIQ+ persons as central to the fulfillment of human rights and guarantees ensured by the Guatemalan constitution.
Inter Pares supports over 40 civil society organizations to provide health services, document human rights violations, protect the environment and report on news as independent media in Burma.
Vigilance OGM is a network concerned about the impact of genetically modified (GM) crops – and their associated pesticides – on human and environmental health.
Tenaganita protects and promotes the rights of women, migrants and refugees in Malaysia.
SeedChange Canada works with farmers in Canada and around the world to strengthen their ability to grow food sustainably using locally adapted seeds.
RUDA is a digital media outlet in Guatemala dedicated to highlighting women’s struggles and resistance.
Asociación de Organizaciones del Ixcán (ROMI) promotes women’s political participation and accompanies survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in Ixcán, Guatemala.