We Are Going Slowly Because We Are Going Far
What happens when a feminist fund based in the Global North listens to migrant and antiracist activists? Beautiful things with boundless potential.
Beyond Crisis: A feminist humanitarian response that centers girls and young people
This piece article lifts up perspectives of girls and young feminists from Ukraine, South Sudan, Nicaragua, Palestine and Georgia in crisis contexts, as well as highlights the role girls and young feminists play in responding to and organizing during crisis more broadly.
CASA Socio- Environmental Fund’s 2021 Report
CASA Socio- Environmental Fund is pleased to announce the release of their “Annual 2021 Report"
Imagining a World Where Philanthropy Is Obsolete: Conversations on the Future of the Sector
By Mandy Van Deven. This article was originally published by Inside Philanthropy on August 2, 2022
Networking as Nourishment: Relationships Are Critical to Advancing Human Rights Work
Reflections by Rachel Gore Freed, Co-Chair of the HRFN Steering Committee and Vice President and Lead Program Officer of UUSC
Mighty Women: performance of groups on the socio-environmental agenda – Experiences in South America
Casa Socio-Environmental Fund is pleased to announce the release of their “Mighty Women: performance of groups on the socio-environmental agenda – Experiences in South America”
Funding at the intersection of Climate and Tech
Research on the implications and intersections of climate justice for digital rights supported by Ford Foundation, Mozilla Foundation, and Ariadne.
Human rights and environmental protection: Gender relations, Compliance with the Escazú Agreement and Opportunities for Philanthropy
The Casa Socio-Environmental Fund, in partnership with the French Embassy in Brazil, are pleased to announce the release of their report “Human rights and environmental protection: Gender relations, Compliance with the Escazú Agreement and Opportunities for Philanthropy”.