Working to build people power through solidarity, connection, and amplifying voices of grassroots activists around the world.

Fikiri from Burundi training in solidarity with women community leaders about laws, strategies and tactics to empower women and struggle for women's rights

We are an international network that provides support and solidarity for grassroots activists around the world utilizing strategic nonviolent action to build campaigns and movements for change.

RADDE, Nonviolent Movement for a better society in Djibouti Marches for Change in June 2023
Gaza
S2020B calls for an immediate Ceasefire and end to Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestine 🇵🇸
Rotary Peace Fellows Say Ceasefire Now!
Rotary Peace Fellows Say Ceasefire Now!
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The Global Rotary Peace Fellows call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza, the protection of non-combatants, including children, the return of hostages, enabling of humanitarian access in Gaza as well as the complete observance of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law by combatants of the Israeli-Palestinian crisis.

IAC Nepal
International Activist Convening:
Nepal March 2023

We recently organized our first International Activist Convening of 80+ activists from 44 countries.

Sudan
A Declaration from Activists and Civil Society Organizations in Sudan

Read the full foundational statement from The Civilian Front for Ending the War and Restoring Democracy in Sudan.

Kathmandu Declaration
Kathmandu 2023 Declaration on People’s Resistance, Grassroots Activism,
and Global Movements

Created during IAC Nepal March 2023, the Kathmandu Declaration summarizes our core values and what we committed to advance in our communities and globally.

RADDE, Nonviolent Movement for a better society in Djibouti Marches for Change in June 2023

RADDE, Nonviolent Movement for a better society in Djibouti Marches for Change in June 2023

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Communication Strategy Article
Human rights groups must sharpen communication strategy
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After being called conspirators against the government, human rights (HR) organizations need to “take back the political narrative” and step up their communication strategies to win the so-called information warfare, according to a new study highlighting the movement’s struggle to better connect with the public.

By: Krixia Subingsubing

Protest Power to People Power
Why We Need to Shift from Protest Power to People Power
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Nonviolent movements must go beyond marching in the streets in order to build truly transformative change for a post-pandemic future.

By: Stellan Vinthagen

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Our Work

We are always looking for the best ways to support and bring solidarity to our Global Grassroots Activists Network. Many initiatives we take part in are the result of needs in the field and we continue to grow as needs arise amongst our fellow organizers. 

“Historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with the past and imagine their world anew. This one is no different. It is a portal, a gateway between one world and the next... We can choose to walk through it, dragging the carcasses of our prejudice and hatred, our avarice, our data banks and dead ideas, our dead rivers and smoky skies behind us. Or we can walk through lightly, with little luggage, ready to imagine another world. And ready to fight for it.”

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