HerRights projects are aligned to three action items. We review, select and fund promising, high-impact projects presented by partner organizations, and when the need arises, pilot our own programs as well.
Our Grievance Cell Based Model (GCBM) Projects offer help to victims and organizations who reach out to us with their stories, communicating an urgent need for help. GCBM projects are designed to offer anonymity to protect the victims and individuals involved.
Resource facilitation, victim support and rehabilitation
Prevention and Awareness
Support, proliferation & implementation of human rights through policy-level intervention
Let's Talk Event
Another series of guided conversations exploring gender roles, led by HerRights volunteers in partnership with New Leaf on October 6th, 2018.
Faces of Feminism
Sharing stories of women from different backgrounds who have not only framed their struggles into success, but inspire others to do so.
Learn more: Food For Thought
Mesa Community College Awareness Talk
The Talk highlights top issues affecting women globally vs. the USA and a path to the solution
Meet, Learn and Act Together
An opportunity to form connection and act together for gender and social justice
Knowledge
is
Power
#knowforher
Awareness Handouts on Acid Attacks and Sexual Harassment
An initiative to provide concise and accurate information on acid attacks and sexual harassment to both victims and allies. The goal is to promote awareness and knowledge that will help all of us to fight back.
Knowledge
is
Power
Let's Talk Event
Another series of guided conversations exploring gender roles, led by HerRights volunteers.
Love in the Time of COVID
Fundraiser to benefit women affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly those facing unemployment and wage reduction.
Pandemic Impact on Women
How has the pandemic impacted women, and more so, women of color and those who live in poverty?
Meet. Learn and Act Together
Creating networks of women to support, mentor and inspire one another through challenging times, and act together for gender and social justice.
Gender Rights Crisis in Afghanistan
We are deeply disturbed by the situation in Afghanistan because we believe that ‘injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere.’ Especially when it comes to gender and other persecuted segments, the miles we have ahead of us are many, and any setback in any part of the world critically destabilizes progress made elsewhere. We therefore stand committed to assist in any and all ways, and are publishing here some resources as received from our partners.
A registered nonprofit committed to ending gender violence and facilitating social justice
