Fahamu is making a difference by working with:

	The Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) has supported the French edition of Pambazuka News, Fahamu's authoritative electronic weekly newsletter and platform for social justice in Africa.
	Through the support of AusAID: The Australian Government's overseas aid programme, Fahamu South Africa and the Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation in Malawi, will begin an intense training programme for 10 trainers-of-trainers, from the Human Rights Monitoring and Documentation Network in Malawi, to enhance their capacity to investigate, monitor and report on human rights violations. The training programme begins in September 2006 and will end in April 2007.
	Solidarity for African Women’s Rights, a coalition of 19 organisations that advocates for the ratification of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa
	Sigrid Rausing Have supported Fahamu's collaboration with SOAWR
	Association for the Prevention of Torture, in collaboration with the Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, to develop and run distance learning courses on the prevention of torture for national human rights institutions throughout the world in English, French, Spanish and Russian.
	UN System Staff College, in collaboration with the Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, to develop and run distance learning courses on conflict prevention for national human rights institutions throughout the world in English, French, Spanish and Russian.
	Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to develop CDROM-based guidelines on the establishing effective national human rights institutions (in English, French, Spanish and Russian).
	The UN-affiliated University for Peace to develop and run distance learning course on media and the Rwandan Genocide; and developing a course on gender, conflict and violence.
	New Field Foundation, a supporting organization of the Tides Foundation, to enhance the reach of Pambazuka News, to produce a French language version, to strengthen grassroots women's organisations and to provide core support for Fahamu.
	Article XIX, Swedish International Development Agency, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Media Institute of Southern Africa, and Oxford Media Research to develop and run distance learning courses on campaigning for access to information.
	Oxford University Department for Continuing Education (OUDCE) in the Learning for change (‘Adilisha’) programme. Further collaborative programmes are being developed. OUDCE awards certificates for those completing these courses.
	AFFORD to enhance the fundraising and resource mobilisation capacity of African diaspora organisations in the UK.
	UnLtd Millennium Award to strengthen the campaigning, advocacy and organizational capacity of black and ethnic minority organizations in the UK.
	Geneva Foundation to develop the CDROM Engaging with chaos: managing health services in complex political emergencies.
	Commonwealth Secretariat to develop a CDROM on Commonwealth values in youth and development. The Commonwealth Secretariat Youth Programme has developed a range of training materials used by more than 20 universities throughout the world. Fahamu developed the first of these as an interactive CDROM on a trial basis.
	DANIDA in Nicaragua to strengthen effective writing skills. More than 20 people working in rural development are doing the JustWrite course in Spanish.
	Ford Foundation’s Special Initiative for Africa and TrustAfrica to expand the breadth and depth of the reach of Pambazuka News.
	Oxfam and IDRC – Governance, Equity and Health – Reseach Matters to develop the use of SMS for signing online petitions.
	Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to enhance the capacity of Human Rights Commissions in Africa to investigate, monitor and report on human rights.
	Canadian International Development Research Centre (IDRC) to undertake research on the capacity of journalists in eastern Africa to use ICTs for popularising development research – ‘Closing the loop’. Research is being undertaken in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda, and a tailor made course adapted from JustWrite will be run for 20 journalists. IDRC also supports Fahamu’s work with the Network for Equity in Health in Southern Africa (Equinet), and has been a key supporter of the Learning for change (Adilisha) programme.
	European Union, DFID and IDRC in the development of the Learning for change programmes through the Adilisha project.
	Nigerian National Human Rights Commission to enhance the capacity of their staff to investigate, monitor and report on human rights violations.
	HIVOS is supporting the production of trade and justice special issues of Pambazuka News and the use of SMS for the protection of land rights in South Africa.
	NOVIB has supported Fahamu's work on the Global Call to Action Against Poverty.
	Fahamu has run training on investigating, monitoring and reporting on human rights violations for International Rescue Committee field staff internationally.

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