The Madre Selva Collective is an autonomous environmental organization that has been working for more than 20 years to defend Guatemala’s natural resources and biodiversity. The Madre Selva collective works with indigenous communities affected by the extractive industry, defending the country’s natural resources and those who fight for environmental protection and media protection. Its identity […]
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The Latin American Campaign for the Right to Education (CLADE) is a pluralistic network of civil society organizations present in 18 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. CLADE works to realize the human right to education and strengthen democracies in 18 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, coordinating national forums, regional networks, and
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Tadamon! (“solidarity” in Arabic) is a Montreal-based collective that works in solidarity with struggles for self-determination, equality, and justice in the “Middle East” and in diaspora communities in Montreal and elsewhere. The collective works toward a world in which every human being is free to live and thrive with dignity and justice. It opposes all
PROTÈGE QV (PROTÈGE QV (PROmotion des TEchnologies Garantes de l’Environnement et de la Qualité de Vie) is an association under Cameroonian law, created in 1995. PROTÈGE QV’s mission is to promote individual or collective initiatives aimed at protecting the environment and improving the quality of life of Cameroonian families. The main objectives of PROTÈGE QV
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Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) was established in 1993 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Since then, MMA has grown from a simple monitoring project into an organization that successfully implements media strategies for change, using technology, social media, and data-driven tools. MMA acts as a watchdog to promote ethical and fair journalism that supports human rights. The
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Founded in 1987, the Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) assists citizens and communities, especially civil society organizations (CSOs) and other disadvantaged sectors, in the strategic and appropriate use of information and communications technologies (ICTs) for democratization and popular empowerment. Vision A vibrant and socially progressive Philippines and global community composed of and nurtured by
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The Federación de Organizaciones de Trabajadores del Sector Social e informal de la economía de Honduras (FOTSSIEH) was founded in 2001. Affiliated with the Confederación Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUTH), FOTSSIEH brings together 42 associations in the country’s 18 departments and has some 22,000 members (80% of whom are women). With a women’s secretariat, this trade
The ELA was founded on July 23, 1911, in Bilbao by a group of 178 workers. Today, it has approximately 100,000 members. The ELA’s values include solidarity, the fight for social change, defending the interests of the working class, and contributing to nation building, among others. In terms of its organizational structure, it has 12
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Since its founding in 1921, the Confederation of National Trade Unions has always been at the heart of social and labor struggles. Its history is closely linked to that of Quebec. Committed to sustainable development issues, the CSN practices unionism that extends both to the union front, i.e., the defense and promotion of workers’ rights,
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Launched on April 26, 1980, from an antenna installed the day before on the Olympic Stadium, Montreal’s French-language community radio station CIBL-FM is a non-profit organization broadcasting radio programs with the participation of numerous partners.
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