Leading Organizations

Founded in 1994, represents more than fifteen local organizations throughout Panama. It works towards the defense of human rights of persons with disabilities and their families, advocating for their inclusion and participation in society.

Works to promote the rights of farmers in Senegal, through capacity, building, training, and promotion of their participation in public life.

Network of organizations working on social reintegration of offenders and minorities.

Works on raising the rights of women in Africa, and created the Masters in Gender and Peacebuilding at the Cheikh Anta Diop University in Senegal, the first of its kind in Africa.

Works to investigate and prosecute money launderers, fraudsters and members of organized crime groups.

This foundation, created to honor the memory of the victims of the 2014 airplane crash, focuses on advancing goals of equal education and gender equality through seminars, research, and legislative projects.

It aims to end all forms of violence against women by supporting low income women and girls. Their programs include Partnerships Against Sexual Violence that addresses indigenous women’s experiences, Women and Technology Employment, focused on immigrant and indigenous women, and Girl Power, to name a few.

Vows to work with government officials, civil society and citizens to share ideas and develop democracy and political participation.

A think tank which produces reports on democracy and ideas, and proposes new spaces for discussion and reflexion on democracy and citizen participation.

Annual competition financed by the government of Chile to join government, NGOs, local groups, universities and municipalities in finding tailored solutions to public security issues.

Founded in 1985 to defend the equality rights enshrined in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, it works to advance the rights of women and girls in Canada through litigation and legal education services.

It is a space created by civil society to promote reforms to electoral laws.

Works to develop best practices in journalism, access to information and defending freedom of expression.

Work to defend and promote womens rights in the face of violence and insecurity in Honduras.

Foro Penal is a Venezuelan human rights organization comprised of more than 100 lawyers and approximately 4000 human rights activists and volunteers that offer legal assistance to victims of arbitrary detentions and human rights violations.

Works to enforce gender equality in access to health, and to implement international standards in the provision and protection of sexual and reproductive rights.

It advances civil justice reform through research and advocacy. It also strives to make the civil justice system more accessible, effective, and sustainable. Its projects include Cost of Justice and the Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters.

Senegalese branch of Transparency International, working to fight corruption and to promote transparency in public policy and elections. 100 sections all over Senegal.

With operations since 2000, it is the largest NGO in Poland that addresses corporate social responsibility in a comprehensive manner. It promotes non-discrimination, encourages diversity in the workplace, and assists businesses in developing their social responsibility initiatives.

Works to monitor environmental projects and to insure sustainable development structures and fighting against environmental degradation.

CIJ promotes ethical, fact-based journalism and independent media in Hungary. They advocate for dialogue between media professionals and policy makers to promote a legal framework respectful of human rights and fundamental freedoms.

Works to promote environmental issues, and develop NGO capacity to adress environmental problems in Romania.

Works to provide citizens with information and data on topics such as education, migration, social inclusion, good governance, civic culture and integrated community intervention.

It fosters activities to stimulate transparency in the public and private sectors, as well as strengthening the administration of justice and development in Panama.

Aims to reincorporate the current and former prison population with civil society, through three programs: Internal Theater, Internal Growth, and Internal Work.