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To defend indigenous women's freedom from discrimination, violence, poverty and illiteracy by providing education on economic alternatives and by conducting media awareness-raising campaigns to prevent violence against women.

To promote the rights of women with war-inflicted disabilities and children with disabilities in northern Sri Lanka and ensure their participation in social, political, economic and cultural life, through rights trainings, psychosocial counseling, livelihood promotion and educational services.

To promote social inclusion of youth with disabilities through education, youth clubs, vocational training empowerment and advocacy.

To promote peacebuilding and democracy through TV and radio programs produced by youth.

To empower female garment workers by providing them a safe space to convene and access information and resources; and by conducting advocacy and public campaigns to improve working conditions for women.

To contribute to lasting peace by establishing a space for consultation and dialogue between community members, organizing training in conflict mediation, and providing vocational skills and livelihood opportunities for at-risk youth and women.

To promote women's political participation and leadership through trainings, community organizing and advocacy.

To strengthen the leadership skills, civic participation and socioeconomic integration of youth in the Northeast Department by establishing a holistic recreational center for youth in the central town of Cap Haitian.

To empower grassroots peacebuilding organizations and networks of displaced women and youth by providing legal services, media outreach, and community-needs assessments and research.

To promote equitable citizenship and immigration policies through legal defense of Dominican-Haitians as well as through human rights trainings, advocacy initiatives and community outreach.