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Our Grantee Partners

Click through for a featured selection of our grantee partners, cutting across topics, forms of organising, and regions in their united vision for migrant justice.

Migrant empowerment & leadership

Gender & sexuality justice

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Climate justice

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Voices from the Grassroots

“Mothers Reclaiming Our Children”: Transforming Grief into Organised Rage across the SWANA region

Families demanding justice and truth for relatives who disappeared on route to Europe is the feminist heart of our movement. Tunisian organisers Latifa Walhazi and Hela Kanakane describe CommemorAction, one of the region’s largest self-organised conferences offering forensic and legal skill-sharing, building transnational community and ecological connection, and allowing family members to mobilise grief over their missing loved ones to become grassroots leaders.

“Making Our Little Country”: Belonging, Resistance, and Migrant Labor in Spain

True belonging is not what your passport determines: it is the human relations that see your worth and make you feel at home. Senegalese migrants create a “little country” within Barcelona, Spain through Top Manta — a clothing brand, labor union, and social organisation at the intersection of migrant, labor, and climate rights. Mamadou Lamine Sarr and Maria Elena Coa discuss the diverse grassroots efforts fighting to transform the situation of undocumented migrants.