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One-off donation
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£14 could fund transport costs for a trained Land Rights Defender from Uganda to respond quickly and in person to support a community member facing eviction or a threat of arrest or harassment due to defending their rights to land. |
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£60 could enable one minority activist to complete a 12-week online course with regular support from a tutor to build skills and knowledge to represent their community and defend their rights. |
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£565 could fund a minority activist from Turkey to travel to the UN in Geneva and speak directly to UN Ambassadors about how minority communities are struggling to achieve rights fulfilment and equality and what can be done to secure changes. |
Give monthly
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£3 monthly (£36) could pay for childcare support during training for activists, so that more women can attend, ensuring gender balance and supported activism in our events but more importantly the inclusion of gender specific questions into conversations and actions that develop as a result of the trainings. |
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£44 monthly (£528) could fund travel and accommodation for 6 Roma paralegal mediators from remote areas in Serbia to attend our training course and learn skills to help identify discrimination and to use existing legal ways to challenge it |
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£70 monthly (£840) could allow our Legal Team to identify and support 3 victims of rights abuses or discrimination in one of our projects. |
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For every £1 we receive, we spend 93p on our activities to benefit marginalised minorities and indigenous peoples, 5p to raise the next £1 and 2p on governance and other costs. Click here to find out more about how you can fundraise for us.
Why donate?
Minority Rights Group has championed the rights of minorities for 50 years. We have achieved significant victories at every level from supporting remote community-led organisations, all the way to the UN. At various times in our history, we have struggled to meet our core costs and keep afloat. These occasions often correspond to moments in history when the appetite for combating structural discrimination is low, and when identity politics are used to raise fears.
With your support we can continue this important work.
Fundraise for us
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Contact
For more information or assistance with donating, please contact our fundraising department on fundraising@
minorityrights.org.