The Resilience Fund is a grant-making mechanism that identifies, enables and protects community actors and their efforts, in the parts of the world most affected by violence and criminal governance.
The Fund equips individuals and group initiatives with the financial means, capacity and skills-building tools to create resilience networks and seek innovative approaches to citizen security and peacebuilding.
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Violations of the right to #NonDiscrimination are exacerbated by stigmatization and discriminatory policies.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 12, 2023
From #Brazil, @renildobarbosa at the helm of Coração de Mãe supports victims of #HumanTrafficking and their families.
Learn more👇🏻
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Griselda Triana destacó las acciones de organismos internacionales y #SociedadCivil para mantener vivo el legado de #periodistas valientes que lucharon por los #DDHH.#GIResilience pic.twitter.com/ZzTIKtWv7G
— Iniciativa Global contra el Crimen Organizado (@GI_TOC_esp) December 12, 2023
Ella lidera una organización que promueve los derechos sexuales y reproductivos, la educación con enfoque etnocultural y la prevención de la violencia de género entre jóvenes y mujeres, en #Juanchaco, #Colombia 🇨🇴.
— Iniciativa Global contra el Crimen Organizado (@GI_TOC_esp) October 30, 2023
Conoce más de ella y su trabajo 🙌🏻https://t.co/2lHbUrny4w
“There is a significant degree of correlation between environmental crimes, powerful corporations and, at times, state-embedded actors.”
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 30, 2023
Read our analysis to learn about strategies to support environmental defenders: https://t.co/nGEumUEs9i #GIResilience #environmentalcrimes
The meeting provided a platform to share experiences and challenges, and deepen their knowledge of legal frameworks and policy responses to the issue.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 11, 2023
In turn, they built a network of engagement and collaboration.
Learn more https://t.co/OKLubBsuCK
Hablar de #Colombia🇨🇴 es hablar de #ResilienciaComunitaria.
— Iniciativa Global contra el Crimen Organizado (@GI_TOC_esp) August 29, 2023
A pesar de múltiples violencias las comunidades han tenido la entereza de recuperarse y seguir trabajando para mitigar sus efectos y buscar que no se repitan. #narrandoresiliencia #somoscomunidad
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🌐 Read more from the 2022 #GIResilience Fund Fellows who are at the forefront of the fight against organized #environmentalcrime ⬇️https://t.co/oSlifTU6XB pic.twitter.com/Vm02PaG6oX
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) July 28, 2023
🎣 How can fishing communities respond to the effects of #organizedcrime on their daily lives?
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) June 16, 2023
🗣️ The communities of #Altata, #LasAguamitas, and #ElTetuán, in Sinaloa, #Mexico, joined forces through the #GIResilience Dialogues to collaborate on effective solutions. pic.twitter.com/8jZqAgSkHm
Au #Kenya 🇰🇪 et au #SudSoudan 🇸🇸, Unganisha Cultures travaille avec les agriculteurs locaux pour empêcher le trafic de bois de santal et éviter les impacts sur l'#environnement.
— Global Initiative (FR) (@GI_TOC_FR) May 26, 2023
Ils sensibilisent également les agriculteurs locaux à la #déforestation due à la surexploitation. pic.twitter.com/ixWcTXbscM
La paz se construye en el día a día. Desde #GIresilience se han impulsado los diplomados en #ConstrucciónDePaz para brindar herramientas a la sociedad para fortalecer la #Resiliencia y alcanzar la paz: @siriagastelum
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) May 24, 2023
En @RadioSinaloaFM, con Tania del Río pic.twitter.com/6FUtjXDT4y