This list does not include all our members, as some may not appear here for their safety and privacy.
Organizations
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Takatoat is a Jordan-based feminist collective founded in 2020 in response to gender-based violence and systemic discrimination. Committed to feminist awareness and solidarity, the group mobilizes for social justice, engages women and girls in activism, and produces intersectional feminist knowledge. Takatoat works locally and regionally to strengthen feminist movements and amplify diverse voices.
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We Hear You is dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of women and minorities in Yemen, empowering them to raise their voices and advocate for equality and representation in the media. The organization aims to challenge stereotypes, combat discrimination, and create a more inclusive media landscape. Through advocacy, awareness campaigns, and partnerships, it strives to amplify marginalized voices, foster dialogue, and drive social change for a more equitable society.
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Genderist is a feminist journalism initiative based in Aswan, Egypt, focused on addressing women’s issues and gender-based violence. The initiative produces critical, gender-sensitive content that amplifies marginalized voices and promotes gender justice. Genderist works to create alternative media platforms that advocate for women’s rights and challenge stereotypes through in-depth analysis and storytelling.
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The Gender Equality Network in Kassala aims to promote women’s and girls’ rights and ensure their active participation in all aspects of life through awareness, capacity building, advocacy, and pushing for fair policies that achieve justice and equality. The network seeks to create a supportive environment for women’s empowerment and to eliminate all forms of gender-based discrimination and violence for a more just and equitable society.
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ADALA “For the Right to a Fair Trial” is a non-profit association founded in October 2005 in Rabat by lawyers, university professors, and student researchers. It works toward judicial and penal system reform by promoting independence, integrity, and competence.
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SFJN challenges dominant narratives about women in media, promoting feminist discourse for social justice. As a leading organization in feminist media, it supports Syrian journalists and media institutions in gender-sensitive reporting and advocating for women’s rights. Through advocacy, capacity building, policy analysis, research, and safety mechanisms, SFJN combats discrimination and inequality in the MENA region, with a focus on Syrian media. Its team of feminist thinkers, activists, and problem-solvers brings diverse perspectives and strong analytical, social, and communication skills to drive change in the media industry and support women human rights defenders (WHRDs).
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The Women’s Studies Centre is an independent secular feminist organization concerned with women’s rights and dedicated to promoting gender equality and women’s rights as human rights.
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Nadeem Center is an Egyptian NGO founded in 1993, dedicated to providing psychological and legal rehabilitation services for torture and violence victims. The center works to raise public awareness through campaigns and the publication of survivor testimonies. It also helps women victims of violence and is a founding member of the Aman Network, which combats torture in North Africa and the Middle East. Nadeem organizes regional training programs to enhance psychological support skills for torture survivors. Since its inception, the center has assisted over 3,000 torture victims and contributed to documenting torture cases in Egypt and other countries.
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Ganoubia Hora Foundation is a feminist organization based in southern Egypt, particularly Aswan. Established in 2012, the organization focuses on gender equality, empowering women, and dismantling patriarchal systems through various initiatives. It works on issues such as tribalism, gender-based violence, and the marginalization of southern women, advocating for their social, political, and legal rights. The foundation provides legal, technical, and psychological support, as well as awareness and training programs to ensure women in southern Egypt have the tools to fight for their freedom and rights.
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Ya ‘ El-Milkeaa is a young initiative established in 2022 under the umbrella of the Southern Free Foundation. It focuses on raising awareness and educating the community about reproductive health, sexual rights, and empowering women. The initiative seeks to break taboos around sexual and reproductive health discussions, correct misconceptions, and ensure women’s rights to a healthy life free from discrimination. The initiative works to create an inclusive, safe space for marginalized groups, such as refugees and people with disabilities, to access education on sexual and reproductive health.
Individuals
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Huda Al-Sarari is committed to defending human rights by raising awareness of national and international laws and promoting a culture of rights and justice in society. She works to protect victims of arbitrary detention and advocates for the families of enforced disappearance victims and those affected by extrajudicial killings.
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Committed to enhancing women’s participation in peace processes and advocating for an end to conflict. Focuses on strengthening women’s capacities to engage within their communities, monitor and document human rights violations, and lead advocacy efforts for justice and equality.
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Yara Harake has 15 years of experience in media and human rights, resisting oppression through feminist, anti-racist, and anti-colonial struggles in Lebanon and beyond. She challenges dominant narratives, amplifies silenced voices, and fights against historical erasure to uphold justice and agency.
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Advocating for human rights, monitoring policies, and lobbying for justice, freedom, and equality, with a focus on women’s rights and reproductive health. Committed to empowering women to exercise and defend their rights.
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Touria Tanani, a dedicated human rights activist, fights gender-based violence and empowers survivors. An individual alliance member, she also serves on the executive board of IPDF, a Moroccan women’s rights organization. She advocates for legal reforms and a democratic, egalitarian society where women and girls can thrive.
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A transgender feminist queer researcher, working since 2017 on gender plurality issues from an intersectional feminist perspective. Interested in gender justice from a political and legal standpoint, which has been developed through a personal experience of detention as a methodology for fieldwork, aiming to improve the conditions of transgender individuals on both legislative levels and within prisons.
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Nahla works on advocating for women by documenting and monitoring violations, particularly sexual violence against women. She provides training for women and feminist groups to empower them to work more effectively in combating violence and advocating for women’s rights.
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Muna focuses on building the capacities of marginalized groups to advocate for their fundamental rights, promoting human dignity and the right to life. Her work primarily targets women’s rights, legal awareness, and human rights education, especially in the workplace, aiming to reduce violations and empower communities.
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Naglaa works on spreading the culture of human rights and launching advocacy campaigns to improve human rights conditions and enhance social accountability. Her work focuses on supporting women’s participation in decision-making processes and empowering them in political and social spheres.
