Embodying the social and feminist movements of Latin America and the Caribbean.

We are a feminist fund that accompanies those who are at greater risk for the defense and protection of their rights and territories.

 

Our works centers on strengthening protection, holistic safety and collective care for the sustainability of movements.

We advocate for the mobilization of resources to respond to situations of crisis with agile and flexible grants.

We dream of a Latin America and Caribbean where defending rights does not cost the lives of women, sex and gender dissidents and racialized communities.

3 funding models

+ than 3 thousand grants awarded in 21 countries in the region

+ 15 years financing and accompanying

We embody and foster knowledge, practices and strategies for the sustainability of movements.

Our grants are for the protection, holistic safety and collective care of movements in the region that face risks and threats and who build and make possible transformations in the face of systems of oppression and injustice.

We seek to contribute to an ecosystem of funding and philanthropy that strengthens the sustainability of movements and ensures that resources reach those who are primarily at risk for defending rights and territories in the region.

We amplify the voices of those who are facing complex situations of extreme violence or the regression of their rights.

Weaving hope, resisting through care. Annual Report 2024

The year 2024 was particularly significant for the Urgent Action Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean (UAF-LAC). We celebrated fifteen years of walking alongside those who uphold life, dignity, and hope in this deeply unequal region, where polycrisis are...

Manifesto for Communications that Accompany

We know that digital environments are constantly changing, and that there are platforms where our dreams and commitments do not fit. That is why we question our digital presences and choose to inhabit them as a practice that strengthens our voices and relationships....

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