The Resilience Fund builds on the Global Initiative’s ongoing work of incubating resilience in communities harmed or threatened by criminal governance. The Fund is a grant-making mechanism that finances, nurtures and assists local initiatives in their responses to organized crime.
The Fund identifies and empowers key civil-society actors, and builds their operational capacity with the aim of creating resilience networks in communities impacted by organized crime and violence.
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"Previously, I was living a life of crime, but more than that, I am very grateful for the opportunities that have come my way upon changing my life"
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) January 13, 2021
Wisdom has changed his life thanks to The Message Trust which is supported by the #GiResilience fundhttps://t.co/AybESg7OQS
Escucha a @marcelaturati, mentora del Fellowship 2020 del Fondo Resiliencia, explicando los principios rectores de la búsqueda de personas desaparecidas. #GIResilience https://t.co/kh2ZYyP0pz
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) January 11, 2021
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— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) January 9, 2021
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🧐Koji su motivi civilnog društva i medija u Srbiji i Crnoj Gori da rade protiv kriminala i korupcije i kako učestvuju u borbi protiv ilegalnih aktivnosti?
— VOICE (@VOICEndnv) January 8, 2021
👉Saznajte u novom članku @GI_TOC. #GIResiliencehttps://t.co/d2d92xTweE
🇷🇸🇲🇪 What motivates civil society and the media in Serbia and Montenegro to work against crime and corruption, and what are they doing to fight illicit activities❓
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) January 6, 2021
Find out in our new #GIResilience blog by @Bambayay ⤵️https://t.co/0OjajroMBk
1/ The call for applications for the 2021 Fellowship is now closed! 🔒
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) January 6, 2021
THANK YOU to each one of our 450+ applicants! 🎉 Our team will now review the applications and get in touch with those selected to take part in the second stage of the application process #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/g5RvNhUBNr
📢Civil Society Roster is live!
— BCBP (@bezbednost_org) December 22, 2020
We are launching a free online database with a profile or portfolio of civil society organizations dealing with crime-fighting in the Western Balkans, with the support of @GI_TOC. 👇👇👇https://t.co/uTzbgzz5m3#GIResilience pic.twitter.com/owPGKO4HoG
#IASOC December #Bulletin is out:
— IASOC (@theIASOC) December 17, 2020
🙋 Join IASOC #PrizeCommittee 2021
📝 Apply for #GIResilience Fellowship 2021
📚 14 #organizedcrime pubs, events & CfPs' updates (curated by @ScaturroRuggero)
Sign up to receive our bulletins 📬 https://t.co/lFKvNFVgBd pic.twitter.com/8lVYQhOfMb
El trabajo de la Fellow @MariaIs08701193, tiene un impacto importante para la comunidad de Culiacán.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) December 15, 2020
Gracias @Sabuesosguerre2 por su resiliencia y su inagotable deseo de buscar justicia. #GIResilience https://t.co/Y5yGKxTWJc
NEW OPPORTUNITY | 'Extortion as an Illicit Economy of Organized Crime'@GI_TOC is currently accepting applications for its second Resilience Fellowship!
— BIRD (@ResourceDesk) December 14, 2020
Apply today:#GIResilience https://t.co/b85Go8YonV
🗣 Hemos abierto la convocatoria de candidaturas para nuestro Fellowship en Resiliencia 2021.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) December 10, 2020
➡️ La convocatoria de solicitudes está abierta hasta el 4 de enero de 2021.
📌 Para más información: https://t.co/nUtwGVkKSN#GIResilience pic.twitter.com/lhLYoxAD8r
📣 🎉 Resilience Fund Fellowship goes into its second edition
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 9, 2020
🙌 We’re happy to announce, that the call for applications is now open until 4 January 2021 #GIResilience
Find out more and how to apply 👇https://t.co/KuBXzXJgp3 pic.twitter.com/VygfiozT3k
Are you taking a stand against extortion and organized crime? The Resilience Fund Fellowship could support you. 🤝
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 9, 2020
We want to hear from:
📰 journalists
👐 community leaders
🗣 activists
🧒 social workers
👨🌾 small business leaders
👩💻 researchers
Apply: https://t.co/jmYAMfukwb pic.twitter.com/6gE4ZvTkfW
¡Nos complace anunciar que las solicitudes para nuestro Fellowship del Fondo Resiliencia 2021 están abiertas!
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) December 7, 2020
Tema para el 2021: #Extorsión y #CrimenOrganizado.
➡️ Aplicaciones abiertas hasta el 4 de enero.
Para más información:
👉 https://t.co/nUtwGVkKSN #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/VvRmWnVdzx
📣 🎉 @GI_TOC Resilience Fund Fellowship goes into its second edition 🙌 The call for applications is now open until 4 January 2021 and the theme is extorsion
— Ana Oliveira (@AnaPCOliveira_) December 7, 2020
Find out more and how to apply 👇https://t.co/OyqCIfcLIf#GIResilience
1/📣 🎉 We are delighted to announce that applications for our 2021 Resilience Fund Fellowship are now open!
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 7, 2020
🤝This is now our second cycle of the Resilience Fellowship and it will focus on extortion and organized crime
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The Resilience Fund supports local, grassroots community actors and civil-society organizations. It supports priority groups in three inter-related windows of activity:
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 4, 2020
🔴 Community resilience groups
🟢Counter-crime advocates
🟠Journalism initiatives
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🤝🌎Resilience Fund equips individuals and groups with the financial means, capacity and skills-building tools to seek innovative approaches to security and peacebuilding, and to help them respond and adapt positively to adversity. #GIResiliencehttps://t.co/LDsm6o4Yke pic.twitter.com/sk81iPRbeN
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 3, 2020
Hace tiempo empezamos a sembrar semillas en #Culiacán primero con el proyecto #GIResilience ahora con el Fondo #Resiliencia @gi_top_esp Gracias a @Cuamea @silbermeza @MiriamRmz86 @SchezNorma y a todo el equipo de @IniSinaloa por regar esta plantita 🌱❤️ https://t.co/veeRBYQF1s
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) December 2, 2020
🌱☮ Grassroots efforts are crucial in mobilizing peaceful community action against organized crime -The Resilience Fund builds and incubates community-resilience initiatives in this context ⤵ #GIResiliencehttps://t.co/o4m9ci4BgU pic.twitter.com/ZpqYbN5038
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 2, 2020
TOMORROW 🗓 Gaining Grip Experience- event to commemorate the International Day for the #AbolitionofSlavery:
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 1, 2020
🗣09:00 – 10:30 CET - panel discussion
🎤17:00-19:00 CET - concert
Join for free on FB and Youtube👇#GIResiliencehttps://t.co/pEzb0SHcwh pic.twitter.com/OVjIMaIajr
1/ 🤝Introducing @Skoun_org, a beneficiary of #GIResilience fund, a Lebanese NGO committed to bringing life, health and hope to the people and families suffering from any #addiction through a sustainable #Treatment mode
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 1, 2020
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With support from the Resilience Fund, the Center for Democracy and Development @CDD_Moz has launched a new project for Building Youth Resilience to Drugs Trade in Montepuez, Mozambique 🇲🇿 #GIResilience https://t.co/QbxFZvSjnH
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 27, 2020
A year ago @IniSinaloa @Cuamea @Andalalucha organized a national meeting for #journalists and fixers from Mexico’s most dangerous places. It was moving to hear their horror stories of violence and inspiring to witness their commitment to tell these stories ethically #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/665OVLsAlS
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) November 27, 2020
Congratulations @CDD_Moz on this great event, we are very happy to be supporting your work, which will build youth resilience to drug trafficking in the community. #GIresilience https://t.co/d2VqYu5C7j
— Ian Tennant (@IanTennant9) November 27, 2020
Immersed in a complex and conflicting region, the communities of Zuwara have demonstrated remarkable responses to the tragedies surrounding migrant smuggling.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 25, 2020
Read about our latest event in Zuwara, Libya here 👇 #GIResiliencehttps://t.co/NIP2Ck2RX6
Remembering today with gratitude the #GIResilience Dialogues we have done everywhere 🙏🏽 This is Culiacán #Mexico 2018👇🏽Saludos plebes 💜 pic.twitter.com/pxsOc88PZO
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) November 23, 2020
Ponosan na sjajan i važan posao Društva profesionalnih novinara Crne Gore! Pomažu kolegama i članovima da što bolje istražuju i izveštavaju o trgovini ljudima. Sve uz podršku #GIResilience @GI_TOC https://t.co/oPnSCCH1Ml
— Sasha Djordjevic (@Bambayay) November 21, 2020
1/🤝Meet @RaphaIntl, a beneficiary of #GIResilience fund, an NGO founded in 2003 in #Haiti. Their mission is to end the #Trafficking and #SexualExploitation of children - through aftercare for survivors, prevention for the vulnerable, and awareness for all.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 19, 2020
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Today I had the honor to open a Resilience Dialogue in Serbia. It was touching to repeat the experience of a conversation we started in #Culiacan Mexico with the first #GIResilience Dialogues in Sinaloa. So amazing to see communities coming together 💜 https://t.co/PZ9sp9JeX0
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) November 13, 2020
Investigative journalism in Serbia continues to be strengthened by Resilience Fund grantee @VOICEndnv. Discover their latest investigative piece here 👇#GIResilience https://t.co/mlvEwPNeC7
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 13, 2020
1/Meet @DecisiveZambia, a beneficiary of #GIResilience fund, they are an NGO whose core business is providing integrated therapeutic services to members of the general public challenged with #mentalhealth related concerns in #🇿🇲Zambia ⏬
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 12, 2020
1/🤝 @CartamzOficial is a beneficiary of #GIResilience fund, they are now the leading independent source of information of reference on economic affairs, businesses, politics and society in Mozambique 🇲🇿
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 6, 2020
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Centar za prevenciju kriminala i postpenalnu pomoć @nvoNEOSTART iz Beograda pomaže mladim ljudima koji su tek izašli iz zatvora da se snađu, imaju krov nad glavom i hranu, pronađu posao. Nedavno su posetli vaspitno popravni dom u Kruševcu. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/r45yz6o9R8
— Sasha Djordjevic (@Bambayay) November 5, 2020
📣 Firma #Lukikomerc koja je u vlasništvu Milorada i Živorada Pantića je na #javnenabavke koje su raspisane u periodu 2016-2020 na tenderima u #Pećinci dobila 341 milion dinara.
— VOICE (@VOICEndnv) November 4, 2020
👉 Ovu istraživačku priču čitajte sutra na➡️ https://t.co/v9AGsuU6Vf@TransparencySer #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/amaSnbaaJo
¿Conoces el proyecto Comunidades Salvando Vidas?
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) November 3, 2020
En este seminario compartirán recomendaciones prácticas para la prevención de violencia entre jóvenes, aplicables al contexto de #Cali y otras zonas urbanas de #Colombia.
➡️ Inscríbete: https://t.co/Mla4equ1r9 #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/W6083WYunl
Romania is one of the main source countries in the EU for human trafficking. Victims are trafficked mainly for sexual exploitation, followed by #ForcedLabour.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) November 3, 2020
👉 civil-society responses are urgently needed.
Read more👇 #GIResilience @eLiberareROhttps://t.co/QQjVfcZS6n
1/In Colombia the Urban Peace Councils @PazUrbanaCali are formed by young men and women in vulnerable territories affected by gangs and criminal activities involvement. These now community leaders continue a transformation process thanks to the @Arqui_Cali a #GiResilience grantee pic.twitter.com/cbbUMakqsk
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 29, 2020
Arte, comunidad y esperanza. Esto es parte de la resiliencia en Sinaloa. #GIResilience visitó Culiacán y acá te compartimos el video: https://t.co/7VKs5iDXM1
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) October 29, 2020
1/🤝Presentando a @IniSinaloa, beneficiaria del fondo de #GIResilience, una organización #mexicana que trabaja por la transparencia, el combate a la #corrupción, el estado de Derecho y la defensa de los #DerechosHumanos utilizando la plataforma del periodismo 🗞️@GI_TOC_esp
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 28, 2020
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¡No te puedes perder este evento!
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) October 26, 2020
En este seminario se compartirán recomendaciones prácticas para la prevención de violencia entre jóvenes, aplicables al contexto de #Cali y otras zonas urbanas de #Colombia 🇨🇴.
➡️ Inscríbete: https://t.co/lxa8HoYyA0 #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/ifvePUypCN
🧑🤝🧑Conoce @falvaralice beneficiaria del fondo de #GIResilience, establecida en Cali, Colombia en 2003 su objetivo es de articular esfuerzos, apoyar iniciativas y movilizar recursos en el propósito de generar condiciones que faciliten la construcción de paz☮️@GI_TOC_esp pic.twitter.com/lpDmdaYcMA
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 22, 2020
📢 @angiebrooksic is a beneficiary of #GIResilience fund, a centre dedicated to promoting #womensempowerment, leadership development and
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 20, 2020
International Peace and Security throughout #Africa
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1/This week as part of a @GI_TOC_esp #GiResilience initiative we are starting our campaign with @IniSinaloa which aims to contribute to the construction of peace in Sinaloa, through the preservation of collective memory and reflection.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 15, 2020
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🖱️🖥️@GI_TOC_esp in our new blog we look back on the virtual training we held for local leaders to combat extortion in Central America
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 19, 2020
👉32 Central American participants began a training programme by the Coalitions for Resilience project #GIResilience ⤵️https://t.co/EdY29ueq4j
¿Te gustaría ser parte del Fondo Resiliencia? 👀 #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) October 9, 2020
Conoce qué es y cómo funciona aquí: https://t.co/o1Fyyvxqhm pic.twitter.com/6ZbOEQlbML
@CNRG_ZIM in Zimbabwe is a #GIResilience grantee aimed at supporting local communities affected by extractive industries and organized crime. They create weekly #COVID19 reports on how civil-society groups can serve the public and community’s interestshttps://t.co/x0BM1kbelI
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 8, 2020
🤝The Resilience Fund is not only supporting local resilience – it is also a platform for bringing community leaders together, to help them share experiences and develop ideas #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 7, 2020
Read more⤵️https://t.co/V5k2Jwjct3
The Resilience Fund Fellowship is focusing on the issue of disappearances related to #organizedcrime. @ISAZULETA cofounder of @RiosVivosColom and 2020 Fellow, campaigns for a proper criminal-justice response to cases of disappearances.#GIResiliencehttps://t.co/I2QkdSxmw2
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 7, 2020
@niocpk a grantee of our Resilience Fund, is the first independent entity in #Pakistan to tackle the challenge of #OrganizedCrime. In response to #COVID19, @niocpk produces a weekly review of OC issues, titled ‘CoronaCrimeWatch Pakistan'.#GIResiliencehttps://t.co/kNHTOOZVHl
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 6, 2020
Al analizar las #desparicionesforzadas globalmente, está claro que hay espacio para un mayor debate sobre el papel de los actores no estatales, especialmente en esos escenarios complejos de gobernanza criminal #GIResiliencehttps://t.co/ZMdaxtOuIY
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 5, 2020
Analyzing #enforceddisappearances globally highlights there is room for more debate on the role of non-state actors especially in complex settings of criminal governance where the lines between legitimate and illegitimate force become blurred#GIResiliencehttps://t.co/9SLpJG96iG
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 5, 2020
@IoanaBauer #GIResilience Fellow and head of @eLiberareRO an NGO working to prevent and combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Romania have been developing online resources during#COVID19 to maintain a healthy mindset⤵️https://t.co/kNHTOOZVHl
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 5, 2020
The #GIResilience Fellowship is focusing on the issue of disappearances related to #organizedcrime. @ISAZULETA founder of @RiosVivosColom, and 2020 fellow campaigns for a proper criminal-justice response to cases of disappearances https://t.co/I2QkdSxmw2
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 1, 2020
We’re happy to see that the Resilience Fund is providing a platform for cross-sectoral, global and interdisciplinary collaboration to counter the effects of #organizedcrime. #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 30, 2020
Read more about the impact 👇https://t.co/f3nNexgyeE pic.twitter.com/E38vLzmUXI
The Resilience Fund has achieved a tangible impact in the first year of its existence. We are proud to have been able to reach out and deliver support directly to communities through over 40 individuals and local organizations 🙌#GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 28, 2020
Read more 👇https://t.co/f3nNexgyeE pic.twitter.com/ngUDxUVVIS
👥The Resilience Fund will continue to seek out, support and connect those looking to subvert and
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 27, 2020
disrupt criminal governance’. #GIResilience
Read our latest publication, where we look at the impact achieved so far ⤵https://t.co/Fe0BqVg2Jq
Every day we’re inspired by the work of our grantees and Fellows – thank you for being a part of the Resilience Fund and your continued work in building resilience to #organizedcrime in your communities! #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 25, 2020
Read our publication 👇https://t.co/f3nNexgyeE pic.twitter.com/V8naxGbniY
It's often civil society that most effectively counter security threats such as org crime - even more so w/ COVID. It's worth a look @GI_TOC #GIResilience, funding ppl + orgs to 'roll back criminal governance', reaching 14,000 community members: https://t.co/MGqnTGsz4J
— Antônio Sampaio (@antoniosamp) September 23, 2020
Very proud of all the results achieved by our #GIResilience Fund in its first year. Challenging times to say the least, but all of the people and orgs we support have shown themselves to be true champions of peace, countering criminal culture. https://t.co/1RrTokV65r
— Ian Tennant (@IanTennant9) September 22, 2020
NUEVA PUBLICACIÓN‼️ En 2019 comenzamos este proyecto que nos llena de orgullo. EL Fondo Resiliencia apoya respuestas comunitarias al crimen organizado en una linea de incubación de la sociedad civil frente a la incapacidad o cooptación de los estados por la gobernanza criminal https://t.co/X9vjNPDdO3
— Mariana Mora Gomez (@MarianaMora_G) September 22, 2020
🆕 📢Out now: Rolling back criminal governance – The first year of the Resilience Fund.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 22, 2020
In this new publication, we look at the first year of the Resilience Fund and its impact #GIResiliencehttps://t.co/62J3NZq5nf
👏The Resilience Fund is proud to be supporting @CNRG_ZIM. Its Director, @FMaguwu, highlighted the links between organized environmental crime and coal mining in Hwange national park in a recent interview with BBC radio 🎧 #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 16, 2020
Listen here 👇https://t.co/KEgLj967cV
👏 We’re happy to see such impactful initiatives come to live!@eLiberareRO, led by one of the Resilience Fund Fellows, Ioana Bauer, has just launched a nation-wide campaign in Romania to prevent labour exploitation. #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 14, 2020
More info 👇https://t.co/O3jy3ZjlrF
To mark the day of the victims of #enforceddisappearances our #GIResilience fellow Ma. Isabel Cruz and her collective @Sabuesosguerre2 together with all other collectives in #Culiacán went out in the streets to cover the walls with the faces of the disappeared pic.twitter.com/JphLsir8wV
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) September 1, 2020
On the international day to commemorate the victims of enforced disappearances, we open the debate about the current role of organized crime in the international legal framework and the need to ensure protection for a growing number of victims.https://t.co/6WClbeSxP4
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) August 29, 2020
Exactly 3 years ago we were launching our 1st #GIResilience Dialogues in my hometown. I want to think the seeds we planted are already sprouting🌱Thanks to everyone who made this project possible and to all those who continue to support our @GI_TOC Resilience work. 🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/TrMr86BONS
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) August 3, 2020
Mae Paner aka Juana Change is one of our #ResilienceFund fellows, an artist using performance to protest and theater to expose disappearances in the Philippines. “Thru art we create the future we want to see” she told me today ❤️🙏🏽 #GIResilience https://t.co/bjlsUJTExA
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) July 28, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow @hamidounabara. Since 2012, he has been carrying out research on migration in Niger looking at issues such as migration policies, migrant rights, and organized crime with a focus on trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/jz4Eoq3V3u
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) July 14, 2020
‘The appetite for the reform has to be internal, it can’t be forced on an institution’ - Watch a round-table on the important issue of police reform in Pakistan, organized by our partner @niocpk @hidhussain | @TariqParvezTP | @Watandost
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) July 9, 2020
Watch here ⬇https://t.co/wcXITBsZZm
🤳 VIVA is an easy-to-use mobile phone app with a similar framework to social media but emphasizes user security and transnational cooperation between community leaders 🤝#GIResiliencehttps://t.co/5ggghdNYfK
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) July 8, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow Sok Phay Sean, an activist and Executive Director of the Child Helpline Cambodia. His actions have brought substantive responses from the Cambodian government such as passing of the law on legislation on domestic violence. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/DCYv8gNYTN
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) July 7, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow @raffylerma, a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in the Philippines. He has recently shifted into working independently to focus on his documentation of the Philippines' ‘war on drugs’. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/r56ycwaGul
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 30, 2020
What are the challenges and opportunities to build resilience to #organizedcrime during a pandemic?
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 30, 2020
🎥 Watch the video from a webinar co-organized with @libera_annclm featuring @siriagastelum | @silbermeza | @IniSinaloa | @iduvina | @ISAZULETA
⬇️ ⁰⁰https://t.co/fqZ2eQtAlw
Read this story by @GI_TOC #Resilience Fund fellow @judiekaberia about the children rescued from #humantrafficking in #Kenya who end up in jail-like situations due to lack of adequate shelters #GIResilience https://t.co/DAKW0pSfuT
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) July 6, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow Maria Isabel Cruz, leader of @Sabuesosguerre2, an activist, human rights defender and a prominent voice representing the mothers of the disappeared in Culiacan, Mexico. Thank you for your leadership Maria Isabel! #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/41NMYBFEnv
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 23, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow Mae Paner, also known as @juanachange. Mae is a performance artist and activist who has taken up the role of a satirist, social critic, political loudmouth and a voice for public conscience in the Philippines. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/U53YtWOY0k
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 16, 2020
Our Resilience Fund fellows and grantees have been a phenomenal source of resilience for their communities and for our team. Even under strict lockdowns due to the pandemia they have continued their work. Thank you all 🙏🏽💜 #GIResilience https://t.co/u2I3PWDRGI
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) June 11, 2020
Thank you @casaartesana for your commitment to assist women deprived of liberty and to collaborate with penitentiary authorities in #Guatemala #GIResilience https://t.co/auhH9q0ZtO
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) May 5, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow @ISAZULETA, of @RiosvivosColom, representing the communities affected by the largest hydroelectric project in Colombia. Having studied sociology and history, she is committed to promoting efforts for the protection of human rights. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/AJGhyKFh99
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 2, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow @judiekaberia, a multi-award-winning journalist, who in her career served as a reporter and an associate editor. Her investigative work focuses primarily on legal and justice issues, human rights, equality, and health. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/Gejo3yUTvP
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 9, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow Ioana Bauer, the director of @eLiberareRO, an NGO working on preventing and combatting human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Romania. Ioana is passionate about fighting injustice and believes in the power of collective action. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/ivblqIpkZb
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 26, 2020
It's been an eventful first year for the Resilience Fund! #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/CmNJdJBNvQ
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 21, 2020
It’s 1️⃣year since we launched the @GI_TOC Resilience Fund. My 💜 it’s filled with gratitude.This project is about extraordinary people and I couldn’t be more proud of our team, our fellows and grantees, our advisors and supporters. Gracias. It’s an honor to work with with you all pic.twitter.com/iARq7Y1e1o
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) May 21, 2020
This year has been testing, luckily I get to be close to 10 extraordinarily resilient people. Meet the 2020 @GI_TOC Resilience fellows 🏆 All of them leading projects related to #disappearances in their communities, all of them are an inspiration 🎥 https://t.co/96MKQOyQ91
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) May 13, 2020
Meet the 2020 Resilience Fellow @ClavelRangel, a Venezuelan journalist and university professor. Regularly collaborating with investigations on corruption and violence, her recent projects focus on migration, human rights, and disappearances in the State of Bolivar. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/vj2XFrKrRf
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 18, 2020
Meet one of the 2020 Resilience Fund Fellows, Benoit Kikwaya. Benoit has been working on supervising and following up activities in the Rubaya #mining area for the fight against modern slavery. He has also worked for the rights of children and youth. #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/IqlS1tMcAu
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 12, 2020
Fixers are at the frontline of #OrganizedCrime coverage. They’re often the most vulnerable in #journalism work @IniSinaloa organized the first nationwide encounter of fixers in #Mexico to discuss #ethics #security and strengthen networks for their protection @GI_TOC #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/MKB1zjxtyh
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) November 25, 2019
Familias de #periodistas asesinados y #desaparecidos #Mexico comparten experiencias con la ausencia Hijos que crecen buscando a sus padres, esposos y hermanos desplazados por el miedo, juntos hablando de esperanza. Gracias por tu trabajo tan valiente Griselda Triana #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/rKTBD8ZCop
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) February 13, 2020
‘One of our main objectives and work is to connect the local to the global, bringing local voices to the global development discourse’ said @IanTennant9, whilst presenting the Resilience Fund #GIresilience #CND2020 pic.twitter.com/I1OHAu5JUn
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) March 6, 2020
No, thank you all. 🙏
— Prof Heather Marquette (@hamarquette) March 9, 2020
This is from my seminar for our masters students, using a video from the #GIresilience project. I hope they find it as inspiring as I have! https://t.co/JVhIcGT9DI pic.twitter.com/II4IRBWWnU
The @GI_TOC #ResilienceFund is supporting communities around the world confronting organised crime. Read more about the fund here: https://t.co/IKAzROOL6i and meet the 2020 Fellows: https://t.co/Q4qtM2rDhi #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/eANHtfWKPh
— Julian Rademeyer (@julianrademeyer) February 11, 2020
The Resilience Fund is proud to support an initiative in #Pakistan by @PIPS_peace, which works to develop a national strategy on combating transnational #organizedcrime.#GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) January 31, 2020
Find out more: ⬇https://t.co/VYfC7iInbF
Artists, activists and families of #dissapeared people from different cities of #Mexico come together to paint a 2nd mural in #Culiacan The murals have become a place for the families to mourn and defy the invisibility of their struggle. #GIResilience https://t.co/uwwA3hebZw
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) January 21, 2020
Important initiative in Sinaloa, Mexico. Proud to support. #GIResilience https://t.co/azuFIOTYuv
— Ian Tennant (@IanTennant9) January 10, 2020
The Resilience Fund is proud to support @casaartesana, a collective that works with incarcerated women and with kids and teenagers that have incarcerated relatives. #GIResilience
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 18, 2019
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#Transparency and acces to public inform transform lives indeed. The @GI_TOC #Resilience Fund is building capacity of a collective looking for dissapeared people in #Culiacan #Sinaloa #Mexico #GIResilience Gracias @SchezNorma y equipo 🙏🏽 https://t.co/aEznaVfQGH
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) 9 de novembro de 2019
If you're interested in how communities can bounce back in the face of violence and organized criminality, this initiative in the Cape Flats under our @GI_TOC Resilience Fund provides some inspiration. #organizedcrime #giresilience #capeflats https://t.co/WoBKKSRsx2
— Ian Tennant (@IanTennant9) 8 de novembro de 2019
Resilience Fund brings #CapeTown activists together in a dialogue to discuss community responses to organized crime. #GIResilience https://t.co/dT7nCmFwwX
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) 8 de novembro de 2019
El Fondo #Resiliencia está apoyando proyectos de respuestas comunitaria al #CrimenOrganizado en #Culiacan #Mexico La fuerza y poder de la sociedad civil culichi ha sido referencia e inspiración en nuestro trabajo desde el principio. Mi corazón está con ustedes 💗 #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/ZacWo5T308
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) 18 de outubro de 2019
We need 10 amazing individuals who embody the #resilience of communities to resist #OrganizedCrime to be our inaugural Resilience Fellows. Check it out, pls share! #GIResilience. https://t.co/D6ZzG6an9q
— Tuesday Reitano (@Tuesdayjaded) 16 de outubro de 2019
☑️ The #ResilienceFellowship has been launched to build a platform for cross-sectoral, global, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) 16 de outubro de 2019
✅ The theme for 2020 is: “Disappearances Related to Organized Crime”. #GIResilience
Find out more ⬇️ https://t.co/WnLjvjh9N6
If you want to find out more about what @GI_TOC resilience work is all about, read this: #GIResilience #organizedcrime #javiervaldez https://t.co/FmUK0JoMwC
— Ian Tennant (@IanTennant9) 9 de outubro de 2019
The Resilience Fund director @siriagastelum spoke to Griselda Triana, widow of murdered Mexican investigative journalist #JavierValdez, about her activism, what it means to be resilient and the need to embrace hope. #GIResilience https://t.co/p6W1451Wnx
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) 9 de outubro de 2019
Recovering public space to fill it up with art is building community #resilience in #Guatemala Thank you @festivales_sol @GI_TOC #GIResilience https://t.co/rRZHhidsl9
— Siria Gastelum (@siriagastelum) 29 de setembro de 2019