# The Fund for Global Human Rights: Investing in hope\. Powering change\.

> The Fund for Global Human Rights invests in the power of human rights activism to advance justice and equality around the world\.

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## Pages
- [Other Ways to Give](https://fundhumanrights.org/support-us/other-ways-to-give/)
- [Global Activist Alliance](https://fundhumanrights.org/support-us/global-activist-alliance/)
- [Investing in Hope](https://fundhumanrights.org/investing-in-hope/)
- [Who We Are](https://fundhumanrights.org/who-we-are/)
- [Your Impact Update](https://fundhumanrights.org/yourimpactupdate/)

## Posts
- [The Story of NEAD](https://www.openglobalrights.org/the-story-of-nead/): With authoritarianism, illiberalism, and polarization on the rise, it's more important than ever for human rights advocates to engage new allies\. The Narrative Engagement Across Differences \(NEAD\) project explores how we break down those silos to expand solidarity and collective action\.
- [Q\&A: Get to Know FGHR's New Vice President for Resource Mobilization and Engagement](https://fundhumanrights.org/commentary/qa-get-to-know-clare-gibson-nangle/): Clare Gibson Nangle shares her thoughts on fundraising, leadership, and how we can turn this moment of crisis into an opportunity for deeper collaboration\.
- [To remain relevant, philanthropy needs to embrace risk](https://www.bond.org.uk/news/2026/07/to-remain-relevant-philanthropy-needs-to-embrace-risk/): As civic space constricts and traditional routes to change become less effective, philanthropy faces a choice: retreat from risk or get more resourceful\. In a new piece for Bond, David Mattingly and Tom Barns explore how funders can adapt to the reality of this moment\.
- [Civil Society Donors Should Heed the Risks of FATF Grey List\-Induced Panic](https://www.justsecurity.org/150151/africa-fatf-civic-impact/): The Financial Action Task Force's grey list is meant to thwart terrorism financing\. More often, it leads to the suppression of civil society and expansion of state security power\. In Just Security, James Savage explores what this means for funders and allies\.
- [Philanthropy is having the wrong conversation about its future](https://www.alliancemagazine.org/blog/philanthropy-is-having-the-wrong-conversation-about-its-future/): It's time to shift from talking about what the future of philanthropy should look like to grappling with how to build it\.

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