12 times civil society changed the world in 2024
In 2024, ForumCiv strengthened civil society by advancing democracy, human rights, and social change worldwide. From using art as activism in East Africa to defending press freedom in Latin America...
In 2024, ForumCiv strengthened civil society by advancing democracy, human rights, and social change worldwide. From using art as activism in East Africa to defending press freedom in Latin America...
Alcohol abuse is a widespread problem in Uganda, significantly affecting the Teso region. The consequences of alcohol consumption here are devastating, ranging from families suffering from hunger to...
We are proud to announce the successful completion of the second cohort of the Female Geomatics Training Program in Tubmanburg, Bomi County, and Grand Gedeh.
ForumCiv Liberia partner, ERDI, continued their commitment to ending Gender-Based Violence (GBV) with a powerful event in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County, as part of the ongoing 16 Days of Activism Against...
ForumCiv hosted a powerful event called “A Day of Her Power” to mark the International Day of the Girl Child in Bong, Bomi, and Grand Gedeh Counties. The day, centered around the theme "Girls' Vision...
For 30 years, ForumCiv has been committed to supporting Cambodian civil society, contributing to sustainable development, peacebuilding, and democratization. Since 1994, our work has spanned 25...
In September, GOMPA City in Nimba County hosted Rural Women’s Land Rights Day (RWLRD), a key event during Liberia’s second National Land Conference. The event focused on advancing women’s land rights...
Strengthening press freedom, dismantling structural discrimination, eradicating harmful practices, maintaining a helpline despite state crackdown, preserving natural resources, these are just some of...
Since 1984, Piña Palmera and Palmeras Vänner have improved the lives of people living with disabilities in Mexico. Using inclusive methods, local engagement, and a focus on rights, they have made a...
In January, ForumCiv in Kenya joined a collective of feminist movements, human rights activists, concerned citizens, and civil society organizations in the country for an End Femicide march.