Nonviolent action can defend a democracy. With the Albert Einstein Institution, we studied how Bolivians proved it in 2025, so others can learn from evidence.
In Nicaragua, we support Fundación Puentes para el Desarrollo in helping communities fractured by political violence rebuild trust and engage again through nonviolent participation.
Cuidemos el Voto, Bolivia’s largest-ever citizen observation effort, mobilized 60,000 volunteers to protect the 2025 elections and help ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
After Venezuela’s June 2026 earthquakes, we helped Fundación SUMA run seven emergency clinics in Carabobo and Yaracuy, treating 843 people in nine days.
Through CADAL, we support a yearlong program bringing human rights education and civic engagement to young Bolivians, the generation inheriting a reopened democracy.
With Revista Nómadas, we financed “Tras las huellas del jucumari,” an investigation into the threats pushing South America’s last bear toward disappearance.
