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Partners
Humanity United and our partners are working together for a durable end to mass atrocities in our lifetime. Our approach prioritizes supporting rule of law and good governance, building the capacity of civil society and independent media, and pushing for international engagement to stop or prevent atrocities.
The partnerships below exemplify Humanity United's significant partnerships from 2006 to present.
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Invisible Children Inc.
Invisible Children is a nonprofit organization – launched by a documentary – dedicated to the war-affected children of northern Uganda and working to improve their quality of life through development programs and international-awareness and fundraising campaigns. Humanity United supported a strategic planning process to create a comprehensive business plan for future programs.
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Liberia Law Fellows
The Liberia Law Fellows program supports the reform of the country’s legal system through three one-year fellowships to facilitate the return of highly skilled lawyers to Liberia. Humanity United is a supporting partner of the program.
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My Sister’s Keeper (MSK)
MSK is a women-led, women-focused humanitarian action group. Humanity United partnered with MSK to build the organization’s capacity to provide humanitarian support and human rights advocacy on behalf of Sudanese civilians.
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Nobel Women’s Initiative (NWI)
NWI is an international advocacy organization bringing together the extraordinary experiences of six women Nobel Peace Prize recipients. Humanity United provided support to develop and expand its Darfur advocacy program.
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Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI)
OSJI, an operational program of the Open Society Institute, pursues law reform activities that protect human rights and contribute to the development of legal capacity. Humanity United provided project support to OSJI and its partner, the International Legal Assistance Consortium, to coordinate an assessment of the Rwandan justice system and develop implementation recommendations.
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Physicians for Human Rights (PHR)
PHR mobilizes the health professions to advance the health and dignity of all people by protecting human rights. PHR’s Darfur Survival and Humanity United partnered for an in-depth investigation into sexual violence committed against Darfuri women in Chad.
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Resolve Uganda
Resolve Uganda is a grassroots campaign working to bring policymakers’ attention to the crisis in northern Uganda. Humanity United helped to support the campaign’s 2008 Lobby Day for northern Uganda.