Our Partners
Those closest to the problem are closest to the solution. Working hand-in-hand with community organizers, activists, and advocates, RFK Human Rights brings visibility to grassroots initiatives, providing resources and building public demand for reform where it’s needed most. We are privileged to partner with the bravest people on earth.
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Centro de Servicios Municipales Heriberto Jara, A.C. (CESEM)
We partnered to seek justice for indigenous populations in Mexico, and in particular, indigenous women who have been victims of gender-based violence by members of the Mexican military.
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Centro para el Desarrollo Integral de la Mujer, A.C (CEDIMAC)
We partnered with CEDIMAC to seek justice for victims of gender-based violence and impunity in the cases of Silvia Elena Rivera Morales et al. v. Mexico and Cristina Escobar González v. Mexico.
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Chapter Four Uganda
We collaborated to bring Stella Nyanzi’s case before the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
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Civic Works
Collaborates to bring human rights education to Baltimore opportunity youth through the arts and creative expression.
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Civil Rights Corps
Our landmark litigation and high-impact advocacy empowers communities to change the unjust legal system.
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Columbia Law School
We joined forces to litigate the domestic violence case of Jessica Lenahan (Gonzales) v. United States, which prompted the IACHR to recommend strengthening U.S. domestic violence law.
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Committee for Justice
The Committee for Justice advocates constitutionalist positions on legal and policy issues in Congress and the courts, while educating the public and policy makers about the rule of law and constitutionally limited government. CFJ accomplishes these goals through public education, legal advocacy, media relations, lobbying, advising politicians and candidates, and running hard-hitting, award-winning media campaigns.
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Communities for Sheriff Accountability (C4SA)
We’re working with local advocates to educate and empower people on how to keep their sheriff in check.
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Consejo de Entidades Étnicas Runujel Junam (CERJ)
We work alongside CERJ to protect the rights of indigenuos Guatemalans in cases like Agapito Pérez Lucas et al. v. Guatemala and Precautionary Measures on behalf of Paulina Mateo Chic.
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Coordinadora Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas (CONAMI)
We partnered to seek justice for indigenous populations in Mexico, and in particular, indigenous women who have been victims of gender-based violence by members of the Mexican military.
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