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Resilience Fellowship 2024

Batucadas Populares

As part of the 2024 Resilience Fellowship, Ecuadorian Xavier Moreira works to strengthen the Batucadas Populares, where through this medium, they express messages of peace and resistance to the violence affecting the working-class sectors of Guayaquil.

Understanding nature crimes to fight back

Destroying our planet, fueling instability

Nature crimes involve illegal activities that exploit and destroy natural resources, severely impacting ecosystems, communities, and global stability. By understanding these crimes and their impact, we can take action to protect the environment and communities.

Somos Comunidad

Atlas of Resilience

This Atlas of Resilience is the summary of a collective effort, in which communities, institutions and the vibrant and collaborative spirit of the territories and their people have made it possible for community resilience to persist. In these real and heartfelt stories is the experience and evidence of hundreds of people who, from the mountains and savannas of the Caribbean and the valleys of the Pacific to the roads of Catatumbo and the mountains of Cauca– continue to risk it all to defend their livelihoods. 

Meet Bobbo Moussa

Follow the Fellows 2023

Bobbo and his network of volunteers have been helping vulnerable community members affected by criminal violence, particularly women and children, in the wake of Boko Haram attacks on villages and military bases in northern Cameroon.

GI-TOC welcomes Bente Angell-Hansen

New Chair of the Resilience Fund Advisory Council

The Resilience Fund will benefit from her experience and insights as it expands its funding, capacity building and networking support to civil society organizations and individuals around the world.

7 March 2024

«Randi Randi» Expresiones de la resiliencia en Ecuador

Diálogo para la Resiliencia comunitaria frente a los delitos ambientales y la deforestación en ecosistemas de Ecuador

5 March 2024

High-level Global Resilience Dialogue

Empowering local and indigenous women against environmental crimes and biodiversity loss in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Disappearances and organized crime

‘We just want to find our children’

Although organized crime-related disappearances vary in motive and scope, they disproportionately affect the most marginalized communities.

Hacer periodismo en la soledad

La serie de podcast «Hacer periodismo en la soledad» aborda la violencia contra periodistas en México como causa del desplazamiento, explora las consecuencias de vivir en el exilio y resalta la resiliencia que implica el retorno.

31 January 2024

Regional Resilience Dialogue

Resilience Dialogues for the implementation of recommendations on empowering local and indigenous women against environmental crimes in Africa

9 January 2024

Regional Resilience Dialogue

Resilience Dialogues for the implementation of recommendations on empowering local and indigenous women against environmental crimes

Resilience Fund

Freedom, equality and justice

A story of resilience by the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 30th anniversary of the Vienna Declaration and Plan of Action