Eddy Acevedo Joins National Endowment for Democracy as Vice President for Policy and Government Relations.
Looking ahead to 2026, NED President and CEO Damon Wilson reflects on the resilience of democracy advocates worldwide and how NED is adapting to stand with those who continue to choose freedom under pressure.
NED welcomes the release of more than 120 prisoners from Belarusian regime custody, including leading human rights and political figures, following U.S. diplomatic efforts led by Special Envoy John Coale.
NED’s Venezuela portfolio focuses on strengthening the civic infrastructure that allows citizens to defend their rights, hold officials accountable, and participate safely in public life.
The 2025 NED Democracy Awards celebrated courage, faith, and freedom, honoring individuals and organizations defending fundamental rights under the Chinese Communist Party’s repression.
NED honors China Digital Times for its unwavering commitment to chronicling the Chinese people’s struggle for freedom.
NED honors Campaign for Uyghurs for its tireless advocacy on behalf of Uyghurs and other Muslim communities persecuted for their faith and identity under Chinese Communist Party rule.
NED Presented the 2025 Democracy Service Medal to Pastor Wang Yi. The award was accepted by Cao Yaxue, of China Change.
NED Presented the 2025 Democracy Service Medal to The 11th Panchen Lama, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima. The award was accepted by Zeekyab Rinpoche, Abbot of Tashi Lhunpo Monastery.
The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is pleased to announce that Congressman John Moolenaar (MI-02), who serves as the chairman of the House Select Committee on China, has joined its Board of Directors...