Find International Human Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  scott wrote:

I don't recall how we found ECM but have been very impressed with their program/expenses ratio and personal feel and approach to their missions. It is a small organization doing big things with modest resources. more »

  cclouie wrote:

The SOLD Project is an inspiration to families and children in both Thailand and the United States. As a volunteer, I have had to opportunity to travel to Thailand and work alongside SOLD and am continually impressed with their efforts. Within a year,... more »

  nandini.setia wrote:

I have been following Sanlaap since it started in 2009. I wanted to get involved with an organization from the ground level, to make sure that my time, money, and energy were really going towards the cause, instead of towards running the non-profit itself.... more »

  katie wrote:

Roots of Health is an impressive organization that has accomplished a tremendous amount since their founding. The model is very hands on and rooted in field work/direct work with the communities they serve. The impact is real and powerful - for the individuals... more »

  eileen5 wrote:

In November 2010 I had the opportunity to travel to Nepal and India where I met with grantees in Kathmandu and in Kolkata. We visited Project 5-O Calcutta, a project for which VGIF was the first funder in 1983. It continues to be a thriving community... more »

  runningacrossthesky wrote:

I spent time at CVI's Lukome Centre in Northern Uganda during June, 2010. I can't think of a more powerful experience in my life. ChildVoice is a Christian organization that works to rehabilitate former child soldiers - young women who were abducted at... more »

  levi4 wrote:

My wife and I have been supporting MWP for over 5 years. We are so happy to support a child through MWP. With all the scandals and lack of transparency with many organizations, it's refreshing and comforting to see the transparency and good stewardship... more »

  J. Sparks wrote:

As the current world food crisis amply demonstrates, humanity at large and the Western world in particular really needs the knowledge and wisdom of this group! Reading "Diet for a Small Planet" and "Food First" as a teenager changed my life, making me... more »

  Tracy F. wrote:

I met the director, Kathy Adams about five years ago in Granada, Nicaragua. I have kept in close contact with her since then and have always been impressed and humbled by her work and dedication to the children of Nicaragua. She has taught me much... more »

  Jessica53 wrote:

As an advocate myself, against domestic violence and sexual assault, in Sarasota, Florida I thank you for everything that you do for my beloved Guatemala! You are always first to expose the atrocities occurring in my country, demand justice and do such... more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

A network with integrity in pushing for a just solution for peace between the Palestinians and Israelis. It is not focussed on 1 state or 2 state solutions...it is focussed on principles of equality, justice, and peace. more »

  Peggy68 wrote:

ESL classes offered 5 days a week free of charge to the incoming refugees. I love the family feel shared with each individual more »

  sandra8 wrote:

Even before the earthquake, Haiti Projects was providing important service to Haiti driven by their mission of empowering a woman, to raise a family, to lift a village. The family planning clinic and hospital, the library, the scholarship program and... more »

  dylannord wrote:

EOTO World has gone above and beyond, taking on the responsibility to voice the issues of human rights, poverty, peace, and sustainable development around the world. I've developed a relationship with the organization and recognize them as a sobering... more »

  Piotr C. wrote:

I am member of Steering Committee of the Network since 2007 and can see a rapid growth of expertise, impact on member organization and whole movement that Network is leading. Thanks the high value of word 'strategy' create an atmosphere of constructive... more »

  valerie9 wrote:

The Women For Afghan Women (WAW)have done a tremendous job in providing shelter, safety and skills for Afghan women. Time Magazine recently put out a cover story by Richard Stengel, Managing Editor on Thursday, Jul. 29, 2010. WAW provided shelter for... more »

  PopBob wrote:

The most impressive thing about the people at Exodus Road is the combination of their passion for combating human trafficking and slavery, their willingness to sacrifice their own careers and comfort to take on the cause of tens of millions of people... more »

  ramahkid wrote:

I traveled to Kanchipuram, India with AJWS as part of their Volunteer Summer program in 2008. The program was the most meaningful thing I have done with my entire life and has completely changed my path. Because of my experience with AJWS, I have now... more »

  Mal W. wrote:

My fundraising agency has served the Global Fund for Women for at least a decade, and I was personally involved in the work during the first several years. For an organization of such modest size, the Fund's reach is truly global. As the website says,... more »

  costaypaz1 wrote:

This nonprofit is committed to empowering refugees through education and sports. Their efforts have changed the lives for the better of many families that endure the almost unbearable consequences of genocide and refugee life. more »

  Carol J. wrote:

I joined this Board, I believe, to strengthen one of the Five A's in its mandate, having worked in the field of HIV/AIDS, nationally, regionally and internationally for over twenty years. The fact that the organization would seek to strengthen all... more »

  jellen wrote:

I have sponsored 6 sisters in war-torn countries since 2006, and have corresponded with all of them. W4W sends me information about them and their countries, and sends me an exit summary when each woman completes her year of training and group participation.... more »

  kcam511 wrote:

Such an interesting, innovating, and inspiring program based on the personal story and journey of a true American hero. More schools should adopt their curriculum and Mrs. Klein's story should be required reading for all Americans. more »

  alicia wrote:

I'm very impressed by the unique work being done by the Press Institute. From both an economic development standpoint as well as a journalism one, they are an important addition to the development landscape. Brilliant work! more »

  Tamim123 wrote:

Excellent dedicated board, well organized a focus to the cause they serve, donated and volunteered more than once and will do again more »