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Social Justice Fund

One in five people report having experienced discrimination on at least one of the grounds prohibited under international human rights law, such as ethnicity, age, sex, disability, religion and sexual orientation. Support multiple charities in one pledge working on social justice.
Through this fund, you join millions of people changing the world by helping advance social justice initiatives for citizens in impoverished and underserved countries.

Your contributions to this fund could create programs that aid restorative justice efforts and fund services to help entire populations fight back against inequalities that affect citizens worldwide.

Be a Global Champion

$14

covers the cost of satellite telephone service for a researcher investigating and exposing human rights abuses in the field.

$50

provides two iPhone recorder kits that allow researchers to record interviews and conversations with victims, helping with accurate reporting and research on the ground.

$250

subsidizes one month of safe housing for one LGBTIQ beneficiary.

Success Stories

Ashoka Fellows see systems-change work as a lifelong creative process. Many said that they can sustain this commitment because they have internalized the identity of “changemaker”—someone who can and will make a difference.
Globally, an estimated 792 million people or 1 in 10, including 1 in 5 children, have a mental health condition. Yet, mental health draws only limited government attention. On average, countries spend less than 2 percent of their health budgets on mental health.
Gueule Tapée District in Dakar 3rd Deputy Mayor inside the Town Hall discussing local and national issues with local women.
In Senegal, women were largely excluded from politics until recently. A collective of women activists that AJWS supports, Association des Juristes Sénégalaises (AJS), has worked to change this — and is shifting Senegal’s entire political landscape in the process.