In cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Foundation Yerevan Office – South Caucasus Region “Socioscope Societal Research and Consultancy Center” NGO is implementing a project entitled “Transformations and Resilience: A Participatory Study of Post-Revolutionary and Post-War Armenian Civil Society.”

In cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Stiftung Yerevan Office – South Caucasus Region, Hetq Media Factory implemented a project titled “Crosses without Names (German POWs of the WWII in Soviet Armenia).”

In cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Stiftung Yerevan Office – South Caucasus Region, the Centre for Community Mobilization and Support NGO implements a project titled “Social-ecological engagement for resilience.”

Social work has long been recognized as a profession aligned with feminist principles and values, historically led by women and characterized by advocacy for women's and other minority rights, particularly in Western contexts.

The Heinrich Boell Foundation supports the online media outlet Netgazeti in publishing freely accessible news, reports, in-depth interviews, analytical articles, and multimedia materials in the Georgian language

The aim of the project is to promote sustainable and coherent peace policy and human rights application in conflict regions through open discussions on the potential impact and mechanisms of European integration and a preliminary study of human rights situation in Abkhazia, involving relevant local and international actors from both sides of conflict. 

The aim of the project is to disseminate critical legal knowledge among Georgian youth and activists so that they are well-equipped to effectively address the challenges posed by the crisis of democracy in Georgia.

In cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Stiftung Yerevan Office – South Caucasus Region, the Regional Center for Democracy and Security implements a project titled “Russian Leverage in Armenia.”

In cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Stiftung Yerevan Office – South Caucasus Region, Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center NGO implements a project titled “Journalists, against Corruption.”

The goal of the project is to provide first comprehensive research about the perspectives of Georgian women on cybersecurity, with a special emphasis on women’s challenges that would help policymakers and law enforcement agencies to incorporate gender-specific approaches in the policy making process.

In cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Stiftung Yerevan Office – South Caucasus Region, APRI Armenia implemented a project titled “Strengthening EU-Armenia Relations.”

Heinrich Boell Foundation Yerevan Office-South Caucasus Region in cooperation with “Hazarashen” NGO implements a project called “Localizing genocide memory in the land/scape(s) of Armenia: A pilot study of the Malatia-Sebastia neigbourhood Soviet and post-Soviet topography – part II”.

Heinrich Boell Foundation Yerevan Office-South Caucasus Region in cooperation with “Ecological Right” NGO implements a project titled “Raising environmental and economic inconsistencies of the mining strategy of Armenia based on international best practice”․

The project seeks to establish the groundwork for a documentary that will make a significant contribution to the discourse surrounding women's sexuality in both historic Soviet and contemporary Georgia.

The Batumelebi project ‘Voices of Georgian Women in Labour Emigration’ aims to fill this gap.

Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group (WISG) is a feminist organization that aims to support the formation of a harmonious society based on principles of social justice by empowering LBTQI+ people.

The goal of the Periphery project is to promote the rights and opportunities of women and girls living in the highlands of Adjara.

The project “Fair, Accountable and Human Rights-Centered Mining Sector in Georgia” aims to follow up on the previous research and prepare the ground for a broader discussion on taxation and benefit-sharing systems of the mining sector in Georgia.

The project "Caspian Manifesto" aims to take a closer look at the changes in biodiversity loss at and in the Caspian Sea and how it affects the daily habits of the people.

"Envisioning Svaneti" organizes a workshop with Georgian and German academics from the fields of anthropology, human geography, tourism studies, landscape architecture, and media design

The project focuses on increasing trauma sensitivity and knowledge among teachers in Armenia who work with children from conflict-affected communities.

With our support, Ziari Press is working on the Georgian translation of Timothy Blauvelt’s book “Clientelism and Nationality in an Early Soviet Fiefdom”