Our Partners

Proyecto Uremu provides free music education in marginalized communities in the city of San Pedro Sula to encourage children to practice the arts and offering them alternatives to environments that put them at social risk.

Asociación Puerta de Esperanza provides alternative education and literacy programs to children and youth who live in and around Guatemala City’s largest public market.

Purnata rescues, rehabilitates, and reintegrates survivors of human trafficking in Mumbai and West Bengal, with a major focus on prevention at source, transit, and destination points. Their main objective is to protect women and children from trafficking and restore survivors to a life of dignity, purpose, and economic independence.

Believing that digital activism by young Mayans is a way to preserve their language and elevate their voices, Radio Tuklik utilizes community radio to promote the leadership of young people and the revitalization of the Mayan language. Radio broadcasting booths are located in three communities in Yucatán and are coordinated mainly by young people. The doors of the broadcasting booths are open, inviting more young people to be part of this project in their communities.

Based in Zambia, ReachAll is uniquely positioned to make significant contributions to community development through its holistic and inclusive approach. The organizations seeks to bridge identified development gaps in key thematic areas: Water & Environment, Education, Economic Empowerment, and Health.

Read to Learn Foundation establishes playful community libraries to encourage a love of reading and uses locally sourced materials to make toys.

Red de Intérpretes y Promotores Interculturales (RIPI) is a collective of more than 80 young human rights defenders, who seek to guarantee justice to indigenous communities throughout Mexico. Speaking more than 64 indigenous languages and dialects, RIPI provides legal translation, accompaniment and representation to indigenous Mexicans.

Red de Jóvenes Artistas por la Justicia Social is a network of young people from different departments in Guatemala who use art as a tool for advocacy and empowerment. Its members have organized workshops, festivals, murals, trainings, debates, and exhibitions to raise awareness about issues that impact youth, to influence public policy, and to spark dialogue.

La Red Popular Trans (RPT) is a transfeminist collective of trans people and dissidents of the sex/gender system that uses cultural and political actions to make visible, recognize, demand, guarantee, and realize the rights of the trans population at the local, national, and international levels.