In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), women peacebuilders are navigating acute insecurity, risks to their safety, shrinking civic space and limited access to formal peace processes, even as t...

by Lian Zeitz

A monthly bulletin presenting new and compelling research from the global anti-slavery movement.

A resource for funders, community organizers, and all those interested in creating new philanthropic models that support true community self-determination.

Shifting climate adaptation finance to local communities through effective intermediaries

A new report finds labour conditions in Thailand's seafood industry have improved significantly, but warns reforms remain fragile.

Most processing facility workers in Thailand were earning at least the minimum wage by 2024, study finds

Humanity United spoke with three fellows from The Human Trafficking Legal Center's inaugural Harriet Tubman Fellowship as they reflected on their experience and shared advice for the next cohort.

Locally led development (LLD) has gained prominence as an approach to re-imagining how development co-operation is conceived, delivered and assessed. Over time, ambitions by the members of the Develop...

As human trafficking evolves, national responses must adapt to new risks, from technology-facilitated exploitation to complex migration pathways. In Kenya, recent policy and human rights engagements b...

'Lasting change requires interventions that enable workers to exercise their rights and challenge exploitation,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

A new global report developed by researchers from the Information Integrity Initiative (III) for UN Women, in partnership with UNESCO and the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), reveals the

The world’s democratic and economic systems are failing workers everywhere Democracy is on the ballot in more places than the polling station. It’s being contested daily within the very structures of ...

The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, which spans events across Canada, Mexico and the United States, will have an estimated 50,000 FIFA accredited journalists and media workers alongside many other reporter...

Civil society in Cuba has operated under a highly restrictive legal and political framework for decades. As civic space contracts around the world, what can philanthropy learn from how support has wor...

How nonprofits in countries with conflict and closing civil spaces are doubly penalized in the funding world, and 10 ways funders can better serve them.

Fuel prices have risen by almost 100%, forcing many families who can no longer turn a profit to borrow food or skip meals altogether.

Opinion: The future of development will look different — here are four shifts where philanthropy can play a meaningful role.

How do marginalized communities build systemic power that is enduring rather than merely episodic? For many grassroots organizers, the answer is deeply rooted in culture.

CIVIC expresses grave concern over the sharp escalation of hostilities across the Middle East, particularly in Iran and Lebanon, and the mounting toll on civilians.

Anti-NGO laws endanger human rights defenders and communities. Amnesty International warns of the closing of civic space.

April 21, 2026 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM Cosy Club, 20 Cornmarket St, Oxford OX1 3EY At a moment when global crises are exposing the limits of traditional funding models, this invite-only convening will bring...