Tibet (China)
National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI)
Support For Parliamentary Strengthening and International Advocacy
$300,000
Public Summary: To strengthen the capacity of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile (TPiE) to conduct international advocacy, the Institute will facilitate strategic planning discussions among TPiE members of parliament (MPs) to identify international advocacy priorities and opportunities; provide tailored technical assistance on effective communications and advocacy skills; and assist the parliament in building and expanding its networks with key regional and international entities.
Tibet (China)
Tibetan Center for Human Rights and Democracy
Human Rights Monitoring, Documentation, and Advocacy
$21000
Public Summary: To monitor, document and highlight political repression and human rights violations in Tibet. Project outputs will include a 2020 human rights report, monthly news digests, and a CCP propaganda decoder. Working closely with four international Tibet scholars, the organization also will analyze fresh data to identify and assess trends in Tibet including policy shifts and deeper systematic patterns in CCP policy. The scholars will train and mentor Tibetan researchers throughout the project to build their skills and enable their deeper engagement on conditions in Tibet. Founded in 1996, the organization has accumulated deep institutional knowledge and expertise over the past 30 years and has earned a reputation for credible and reliable human rights reporting and innovative programming
Tibet (China)
Rights of Marginalized Populations
A Conference for Tibetan Intellectuals, Educators, and Artists
$114000
Public Summary: To provide a safe space for Tibetans to assert their identity, discuss political and social issues, and build strong networks for their mutual protection. The organization will convene Tibetan intellectuals and artists from various backgrounds to discuss human rights, democracy, and rights guaranteed to minorities under Chinese law. The organization will also support Tibetans facing extreme hardship as a result of their political activism.
Tibet (China)
International Tibet Network
Strengthening International Support for Democracy and Human Rights in Tibet
$20000
Public Summary: The organization will coordinate the development and implementation of strategic campaigns and advocacy initiatives to strengthen the international movement for human rights in Tibet. The project will produce advocacy materials, deliver capacity building trainings, convene regional workshops, and provide individual campaign support to the organization’s 175 member groups. By providing these core services, the organization will build the capacity of members and empower them to initiate Tibet campaigns locally. Established 20 years ago in response to a need for a global coordinating body, the organization has become the largest Tibet umbrella organization and plays a critical role in unifying Tibet NGOs and synchronizing global efforts for greater freedom in Tibet
Tibet (China)
Australia New Zealand Tibetan Youth
Promoting Human Rights and Supporting Former Political Prisoners
$18000
Public Summary: To monitor the human rights situation in Tibet and disseminate the information widely to an international audience. Leveraging the knowledge of former political prisoners educated in Tibet, the organization will publish articles that provide analysis of the CCP’s policies in Tibet. Topics will include policy trends in Tibet, the CCP’s strategies and long-term objectives, and commentary on political developments and the human rights landscape. The organization will also work with 15 Tibetan activists to equip them with a deeper understanding of the CCP and builds their capacity to devise advocacy initiatives. Founded in 2011 by Tibetan refugees in Australia, the organization raises awareness on Tibet by coordinating panel talks, speaking tours, grassroots campaigns, and collaborations with human rights advocacy groups
Tibet (China)
Diluv Hutugthu Foundation
Strengthening Tibet Awareness in Mongolia and Building Democratic Solidarity
$9600
Public Summary: To foster greater dialogue and understanding of Tibetan human rights and democracy-related concerns among Mongolians, and encourage their sustained interest, action, and support for Tibet. The organization will convene a series of awareness raising events including a panel discussion, academic seminar, photo exhibition, film screenings, and book discussions.
Tibet (China)
Tibet Justice Center
International Advocacy for Human Rights in Tibet
$120000
Public Summary: To strengthen coordination and engagement on Tibet issues at the United Nations and other multilateral forums. The organization will work closely with a coalition of Tibet support groups to monitor, document, and highlight human rights violations in Tibet and use the information for international advocacy. The organization will build the capacity of Tibet NGOs and young activists to effectively use UN mechanisms to advocate for Tibet, build strategic relationships, and pressure the Chinese government to adhere to international human rights standards.
Tibet (China)
International Tibet Network
Strengthening International Support for Democracy and Human Rights in Tibet
$300000
Public Summary: To increase the effectiveness of the global movement to end human rights violations and political repression in Tibet. The organization will coordinate the development and implementation of strategic campaigns for greater freedom in Tibet, by producing advocacy materials, providing capacity building trainings for members, convening regional conferences, establishing campaign working groups, and promoting collaboration and cooperation among member organizations.
Tibet (China)
Students for a Free Tibet, Inc.
Strengthening the Tibetan Movement – Campaigning, Training, and Strategic Organizing
$145000
Public Summary: To raise international awareness of rights-based issues in Tibet and build international solidarity with the Tibetan movement. The organization will conduct campaigns at the grassroots, national, and international levels on language rights, political prisoners, and the environment. Further, the organization will build activists’ skill in media advocacy, cross-movement alliance building, communications and technology, grassroots organizing, and campaign leadership.
Tibet (China)
The Tibet Relief Fund of the United Kingdom
Amplifying the Voices and Perspectives of Tibetans Inside Tibet
$50000
Public Summary: To amplify the voices of Tibetans in Tibet and increase understanding of political and social conditions in the country from Tibetans’ points of view. The organization will identify articles written by thought leaders, artists, and writers based in Tibet and China. Translating the pieces from Tibetan and Mandarin into English, the organization will disseminate the work widely to an international audience to promote accountability and the free flow of information, and to draw attention to China’s repressive policies in Tibet.
Tibet (China)
The Tibet Relief Fund of the United Kingdom
Strengthening Youth Political Participation
$39800
Public Summary: To strengthen engagement by youth and build the next generation of Tibetan leadership. The project will educate, empower, and activate a broad segment of Tibetan youth to become more directly involved as active political participants and future leaders. Through a series of workshops on democracy, human rights, and the Tibet movement, coupled with leadership and advocacy skills training, the project will build youths’ capacity and inspire greater political engagement. Founded in 2018 by two young Tibetan women activists, the organization has delivered civic awareness trainings within the exile community.
Tibet (China)
Tibetan Center for Human Rights and Democracy
Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy and Democracy Promotion
$68522
Public Summary: To monitor and report on human rights and democracy issues in Tibet and the exile community. The project will gather and verify information to produce a variety of advocacy materials and strengthen Tibetan researchers’ abilities through trainings and new tools. The project will also build Tibetan media professionals’ journalistic skills. With over 30 years of deep institutional knowledge and expertise, the organization is a leader in the Tibetan human rights and democracy field.
Tibet (China)
Tibet Watch
Strengthening Human Rights Monitoring, Reporting, and Advocacy on Tibet
$185779
Public Summary: To strengthen human rights monitoring, documentation, and reporting on the situation inside Tibet. The project will support information-gathering networks, expand the organization’s research capacity, and synthesize information to produce reports and briefings for governments, UN bodies, media, and human rights audiences. Further, the project will strengthen advocacy efforts by mobilizing grassroots and parliamentary support for Tibet. Founded in 2006, the organization remains one of the leading organizations dedicated to sourcing information about the human rights situation inside Tibet.
