ABOUT ADLIGA
A feminist foundation advancing democracy, solidarity and civic participation.
ADLIGA supports women at risk, civic leaders, educators, researchers, artists and human rights defenders affected by repression, war, displacement and political persecution.
WHO WE ARE
Built on solidarity, education and democratic participation.
ADLIGA is a feminist foundation rooted in the civic and human-rights work of Our House. It exists to protect civic agency where democratic space is shrinking and to enable women to continue their public work under pressure.
The foundation combines solidarity support, civic education, research, public dialogue and knowledge production. Its work is grounded in feminist democratic practice and cross-border cooperation.
HOW WE WORK
Protection. Participation. Power.
ADLIGA sees safety, agency and influence as interconnected conditions for democracy.
Protection
Safety and dignity
Protection is not charity. It is a condition for continued civic participation, visibility and leadership.
Participation
Civic belonging
ADLIGA supports public dialogue, civic education and democratic participation across borders.
Power
Influence and knowledge
The foundation strengthens leadership, research, storytelling and public influence as tools of social change.
Explore ADLIGA’s work.
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