Let’s work together for minority and indigenous rights!
MRG has a network of over 150 partner organizations in over 50 countries. Here you can find information about how we add partners to our network, what to expect if you partner with us and how we can still work with partners even if we aren’t able to implement a funded project or programme.
- Becoming an MRG partner
- As an MRG partner, what to expect from us and what we expect from you
- Staying in touch between funded projects – we still want to be there for you!
Other kinds of inter-organization collaboration
- Opportunity to become a member of Start Network
- Human Rights and Equality Grant Scheme 2023-24
- Opportunity to access the Women First International Fund
- Support for projects working with racialised LGBTI communities in Europe
- Opportunity for consultants who support social change organizations
- Grants aimed at strengthening democratic participation through civic education in Namibia
- Opportunity to join the Governing Board at Loop
- Residency programme for Ukrainian Roma artists
- Global Impact Cash Grant Programme
- Rapid Response Fund
- Grants to support cultural emergency initiatives for European solidarity in Ukraine
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Press releases
- MRG and partners announced as winners of prestigious Wellcome Trust Hub award
- As Iraq rebuilds after ISIS conflict, ensuring reparations for the victims of violations committed by all sides should be priority – new report
- How harnessing advances in technology and the power of civil society can revolutionize scrutiny of rights abuses in war, new report
- MRG and Ceasefire launch Online Tool to enable ‘civilian-led monitoring’ of human rights violations in Iraq
- Thousands of civilians now at risk in Mosul assault – new report
- Opportunity for safe return provided by retaking of ISIS territory being lost amidst ongoing insecurity – new report on Iraq’s internally displaced
- Over 4,000 civilians killed in anti-ISIS bombing campaigns since January 2014
- Hundreds of women burnt alive every year in Iraq, as family-based violence rises with breakdown of law and order – new report
- The Eastern Partnership holds hopes for minorities and indigenous peoples but must show stronger political commitment to the implementation of reforms
- Newly established Eastern Partnership Minorities Network invites minority organizations to join
What we do
- Improving access for Roma communities to employment opportunities in the hospitality industry
- Improving polio coverage through minority IDP inclusion in Somalia
- Somalia Marginalized and Minority Fellows Programme: Visibility, Experience, Trust, Action (VETA)
- Promoting Roma Equality in Slovenia and Slovakia (PRESS)
- Yemen: Enhancing Political and Civil Rights of the Muhamasheen Community
- Enhancing quality and universal access to indigenous peoples’ reproductive healthcare (EQUIP)
- Learning and collaborating on countering hate speech in Turkey and new EU Member States
- Fighting against all forms of discrimination in Tunisia (All 4 All)
- Networks for Peace: Preventing and resolving conflicts through early warning mechanisms in Africa
- Iran and Iraq: Strengthening human rights defenders organisations working with vulnerable civilians
Publications
- Networks for peace: A case of the Basongora and Batuku Minority Communities in Rwenzori Sub-region in Uganda
- Reparations for the victims of conflict in Iraq: Lessons learned from comparative practice
- Eyes on the Ground: Realizing the potential of civilian-led monitoring in armed conflict
- Crossroads: The future of Iraq’s minorities after ISIS
- Humanitarian challenges in Iraq’s displacement crisis
- Civilian protection in the battle for Mosul: Critical priorities
- Iraq’s Displacement Crisis: security and protection
- Civilian deaths in the anti-ISIS bombing campaigns, January 2014–September 2015
