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The Recharging Education Civil Society in Guatemala and Honduras (RECARGA)– Phase I Report
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Southeast Asia Spark Fund Summary Report
The Southeast Asia Spark Fund Summary Report highlights how young leaders in Vietnam and Thailand are driving climate justice through flexible funding, innovation, and cross-border collaboration.
Climate resilience
Southeast Asia Spark Fund Phase One Learning Report
The Southeast Asia Spark Fund Phase One Learning Report shares key insights from youth-led participatory grantmaking in Southeast Asia. It highlights how flexible funding, youth decision-making, and multicultural collaboration are transforming philanthropy and driving climate justice.
Climate resilience
Sparking Change: Shifting Power and Resources to Youth
The latest report from Global Fund for Children’s Spark Fund initiative highlights lessons from its youth-led climate action initiative in Southeast Asia, which shifts decision-making power and resources directly to youth. Through participatory grantmaking in Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, the report explores how flexible funding, youth leadership, and cross-cultural collaboration are transforming climate action and philanthropy. It documents personal stories, organizational impact, and strategic lessons for funders seeking more inclusive, adaptive, and effective approaches to climate justice.
Education
The Recharging Education Civil Society in Guatemala and Honduras (RECARGA)– Phase I Report
Discover how RECARGA mobilized $1.4 million to strengthen education civil society in Guatemala and Honduras after COVID-19. Over three years, partners reached 45,000+ children and youth, strengthened grassroots organizations, and advanced community-based, gender-transformative, and Indigenous-rooted approaches to education.
RECARGA Fase Uno Reporte
Descubre cómo RECARGA fortaleció la sociedad civil educativa en Guatemala y Honduras, alcanzando a 45,000+ niños y jóvenes y apoyando enfoques comunitarios, inclusivos y con perspectiva de género.
La Ternura como Horizonte, Caja de Herramientas para la Promoción de Masculinidades Sanas y Diversas con Niños y Jóvenes de Mesoamérica.
“La Ternura como Horizonte, Caja de Herramientas para la Promoción deMasculinidades Sanas y Diversas con Niños y Jóvenes de Mesoamérica” es una guía práctica y teórica dirigida a apoyar a los niños y hombres jóvenes a liberarse de las normas de género dañinas impuestas por el orden patriarcal. Promueve el desarrollo de formas de masculinidad justas, cuidadosas y responsables, basadas en el amor, la reflexión y la sanación colectiva.
El manual ofrece conceptos clave, metodologías y actividades que pueden ser utilizadas por organizaciones, comunidades, familias e individuos para fomentar la justicia de género y construir masculinidades más sanas y tiernas en distintos contextos.
Tenderness as a Horizon, A Toolbox to promote healthy and diverse masculinities with Boys and Young Men in Mesoamerica
"Tenderness as a Horizon: A Toolbox for the Promotion of Healthy and Diverse Masculinities with Children and Youth in Mesoamerica" is a practical and theoretical guide aimed at helping boys and young men break free from harmful gender norms imposed by the patriarchal order. It encourages the development of just, caring, and responsible forms of masculinity rooted in love, reflection, and collective healing.
The handbook offers key concepts, methodologies, and activities that can be used by organizations, communities, families, and individuals to foster gender justice and build healthier, more tender masculinities across diverse settings.
Dibujo para colorear por la defensa del agua
Esta obra, creada para el Festival Cultural por el Agua en Kanasín, México, organizado por la Asamblea Popular contra el Extractivismo en Yucatán, es de libre descarga, impresión y uso compartido. Invita a niñas, niños, familias y comunidades a defender el agua y alzar su voz a través del arte.
Drawing to color for the defense of water
This artwork, created for the Cultural Festival for Water in Kanasín, Mexico, organized by the Popular Assembly Against Extractivism in Yucatán, is free to download, print, and share. It invites children, families, and communities to defend water and raise their voices through art.
Challenging Racial Stereotypes and Redefining Masculinity: Learning from Life of a Top Boy
Racial stereotypes and harmful ideas about masculinity still affect how young Black men are seen and treated in society. These narratives are internalised amongst Black boys and men, leading to deep, entrenched fear amongst those that look like them, other Black boys and men. Through Life of a Top Boy, we’ve been tackling these issues directly, working with Black boys and young men to challenge negative labels and build more positive, empowering ideas of what it means to be a Black man today.