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Instituto 25A
Instituto 25a hosts an event a part of "Because We Have a Voice," a series of microfestivals together to talk with residents about their daily lives as well as their desires for their neighborhood and city.
Guatemala
Guatemala
Instituto 25A (I25A) works to democratize the Guatemalan political system and support fair living conditions for all people. Emerging from the 2015 anti-corruption movement in Guatemala, I25A provides advocacy and civic education support for citizen-led initiatives.
I25A has created a network of NGOs, churches, indigenous groups, universities, think tanks, and grassroots organizations to help develop a shared understanding among Guatemalans of the complex processes of the Constitutional Court. The Court has played a key role in defending the rule of law, promoted the enforcement of indigenous rights, defended state institutions, and suspended arbitrary decisions made by the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.
Grants
$100,000
for
12 months
Awarded
For general support
Democratic Culture and Civic Participation
$25,000
for
12 months
Awarded
For its work on the rule of law and the role of the judiciary in Guatemala
Other
Our online database includes grants made by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund over the past five years.