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Our Grantees

Since 2018, Civitates is proud to have supported more than 70 organisations all over Europe.

Our mix of core and project grants has enabled our grantee partners not only to develop as organisations but also to initiate activities (i.e. campaigns, research, advocacy, etc…) that have an impact on the lives of millions of Europeans.

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Tranzit Hungary Kozhasznu (Hungary) is a coalition of cultural initiatives connecting art, discussion and journalism through a travelling festival, which bridges the gap between the capital and the countryside.

Ökotárs is a co-founder and leading member of the Civilisation Coalition (Civilizáció Koalíció), which defends Hungarian civil society organisations, and is expanding its popular membership to improve civil society’s resilience.

The Non-Profit Sector Analysis Association (NOSZA) coalition tackles Hungary’s shrinking civic space by showing how civil society improves people’s life. The coalition runs model projects in two locations, strengthening local civic initiatives.

The Open Spaces network, led by Marom Klub, are community centres across Hungary, where it’s possible to talk freely about topics affecting society and to organise subculture-based events. The network aims to foster local community cooperation and expand.

The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (HCLU) is a leading Hungarian human rights NGO, which defends civil liberties and promotes the rule of law. It provides free legal aid, strategic litigation, advocacy, and campaigns to protect fundamental rights.

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee (HHC) is a leading human rights watchdog NGO based in Budapest. Among much else, they defend and promote democratic values, the rule of law and a strong civil society.

Direkt36 is a non-profit Hungarian investigative journalism centre which shines a light on political corruption and other forms of injustice. They publish stories on topics considered too complex or too sensitive by most news organisations to cover.

The Civil College Foundation leads ACT, in which three organisations – aHang, the Civil College Foundation (CKA) and the Society for Civil Rights (TASZ) – raise community voices, support citizen initiatives and promote participatory democracy in Hungary.

Atlatszo.hu is Hungary’s first nonprofit investigative newsroom, founded in 2011 to promote transparency, accountability and press freedom. It’s well-known for its record of investigations on public spending, state capture and systemic corruption.

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