Collaborate

ADLIGA believes that democratic change is never achieved by a single organisation. It emerges through solidarity, cooperation, shared knowledge, and collective action.

We welcome collaboration with civil society organisations, educational institutions, researchers, journalists, artists, activists, foundations, public institutions, community groups, and individuals who share our commitment to democracy, human rights, gender equality, and civic participation.

There are many ways to collaborate with ADLIGA.

Become a Volunteer

Volunteers play an important role in supporting our activities and expanding our impact.

You can contribute your time, skills, experience, or expertise by helping with:

  • research and information gathering;
  • translation and editing;
  • event organisation;
  • communication and outreach;
  • fundraising initiatives;
  • community support activities;
  • documentation and archiving;
  • digital and creative projects.

Whether you can contribute occasionally or on a regular basis, your involvement helps strengthen solidarity and democratic participation.

Organise Events Together

We are open to co-organising:

  • conferences;
  • seminars and workshops;
  • webinars and online discussions;
  • educational programmes;
  • public debates;
  • cultural events;
  • exhibitions and performances;
  • international exchanges and study visits.

We believe that dialogue and learning create opportunities for new ideas, partnerships, and civic engagement.

Support Women at Risk

Individuals and organisations can contribute directly to solidarity efforts supporting women affected by repression, conflict, displacement, political persecution, discrimination, or social exclusion.

Support may include:

  • mentoring and professional guidance;
  • educational opportunities;
  • legal and practical assistance;
  • visibility and public support;
  • networking opportunities;
  • emergency solidarity initiatives;
  • integration and community-building activities.

Small acts of solidarity often create meaningful long-term change.

Share Stories and Knowledge

Democratic participation depends on visibility and recognition.

We welcome contributions from researchers, educators, journalists, writers, artists, and community members interested in documenting experiences, preserving memory, and amplifying voices that are too often overlooked.

You can collaborate by:

  • collecting oral histories;
  • documenting women’s experiences;
  • contributing articles and research;
  • participating in publications;
  • sharing educational resources;
  • developing feminist and human rights learning materials.

Knowledge is one of the most powerful forms of democratic participation.

Join Advocacy and Awareness Campaigns

ADLIGA regularly supports initiatives that promote democracy, human rights, women’s rights, civic participation, and social justice.

Partners and supporters can contribute by:

  • participating in advocacy campaigns;
  • supporting public awareness initiatives;
  • helping disseminate information;
  • engaging with decision-makers;
  • contributing expertise and evidence;
  • supporting international solidarity actions.

Collective voices are often more powerful than individual voices.

Partner with Us

We welcome partnerships with organisations and institutions working in the fields of:

  • democracy and civic participation;
  • women’s rights and gender equality;
  • human rights;
  • civic and adult education;
  • research and knowledge production;
  • arts and culture;
  • peacebuilding and nonviolent social change;
  • support for people affected by repression and displacement.

Together we can develop projects, educational programmes, research initiatives, advocacy activities, publications, public events, and international cooperation.

Support Our Mission

Democracy is sustained through participation.

Whether you choose to volunteer, share expertise, organise events, support women at risk, contribute knowledge, participate in advocacy, or become a partner, you become part of a broader community, or make a financial contribution, you become part of a broader community working to strengthen democratic participation, human dignity, and social justice.

Women at Risk. Democracy at Stake.