Leading Organizations

Network of residents seeking to gather information on topics such as violence, education, energy, justice and governance in Ciudad Juarez for public policy development. They also monitor Congress decisions related to their city.

It empowers Kenyan women economically and enhances household food security through sustainable livelihood projects, such as their initiative known as Table Banking.

It advocates for the respect of freedom of expression and information in Panama and promotes the improvement of journalism and professional ethics through the distribution of the National Journalism Award.

Defends and promotes human rights through the principles of indivisibility and interdependence of all rights and freedoms. It contributes to overcome impunity and consolidate a democratic society respectful of the rule of law for the achievement of a stable and lasting peace.

Serves the Jordanian business sector by supporting greater inclusion and participation of women in the development of the country's economy through initiatives and activities.

Aims to combat environmental degradation and conserve natural resources through training and awareness seminars

It fosters corporate social responsibility and represents the local network of the Global Compact in Panama. It works collaboratively with nearly 250 organizations and enterprises in the country.

Educates and researches all topics of criminal justice to create individuals that will uphold and transform the criminal justice system for the better.

Works to promote the place of women in scientific studies and jobs, and create a network of women already working in SMIT professions.

The Jesuit Service for Refugees supports and defends the rights of refugees in Venezuela. Their activities include working in the border region between Venezuela and Colombia, providing safe spaces for refugee women, and developing peacebuilding processes and conflict resolution initiatives in vulnerable communities located in Alto Apure, Táchira, and Zulia.

Provides psychological and legal assistance to migrants, along with working on their social and political integration through guidance and labor programs.

It serves, accompanies, and defends the human rights of vulnerable refugees by raising awareness and sensitizing key actors about the phenomenon of migration.

Jesuit organization that seeks to give protection to migrants during their crossing through Mexico, through direct intervention and research.

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

It is an environmental protection organization that combats tropical forest deforestation. Their aim is to achieve a society that protects the environment and forest biodiversity. It has been a significant promoter of human rights and transparency during the construction of facilities for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

It is a grassroots organization whose mission is to contribute to the establishment of peace in Japan and the world. It promotes the self-determination of ethnic groups, the integrity of Article 9 of the Constitution, and the peaceful resolution of international conflicts.

It works with various disability organizations, including physical, intellectual, and psychiatric. They gather grassroots voices and convert them into national policies. Their work is focused on areas such as education, advocacy, and employment.

It is the core body of the Legal Support Act and provides legal assistance to citizens for the achievement of a society where legal information and services are accessible.

Founded in 1921, it is a network of lawyer's associations that protects human rights and contributes to the realization of a peaceful and democratic Japan. They address issues such as the integrity of the Constitution, environmental rights, labor rights, and judicial reform.

It contributes to the effective planning and execution of labor policies and the development of the national economy through publishing comprehensive research projects on labor issues and policies. It also provides training programs for administrative officials.

JELF supports environmental conservation initiatives, such as the Isahaya Bay project in the Nagasaki prefecture, and the local resistance to the Henoko base in Okinawa Prefecture, to name a few. They provide legal assistance to residents and vulnerable individuals affected by public or private work projects.

It aims to achieve a sustainable society through environmental education programs and partnerships with like-minded organizations.

Founded in 1961, it is an association that strives for peace and democracy and advocates for human rights in Japan. It is comprised of constitutional lawyers, judges, and legal researchers and practitioners. Their activities include the publication of a monthly magazine and the organization of symposiums and forums, such as the annual judicial system research meeting.

The Center is dedicated to achieving sustainable development and social justice by engaging the general public and academic researchers in policy advocacy and awareness-raising initiatives. Their activities are centered on the improvement of the Japanese government's development aid projects, the Green Tax Reform, and climate change.

Founded in 1999, it provides free legal and social assistance, such as pro bono services, to refugees and asylum-seekers in Japan. It also advocates for the rights of refugees and asylum-seekers to government bodies, local authorities, and the media.