Domains targeting keyword marginalized women

Fair trade gifts handmade in Africa. Amani is a fair trade sewing & training program for marginalized women in Africa. Made out of local African materials.

GAIA is dedicated to the empowerment of marginalized women. Our purses, jewelry, pillows, table linens, and more are handmade by resettled refugees in Dallas.

Acrli is an arab organization aiming to strengthen the Rule of Law, fight corruption, build independant justice systems, improve constitutional reforms and integrity within the arab world

Selamta Family Project develops Forever Families and Bright Futures for orphaned children, marginalized women and at-risk families in Ethiopia.

MASJID AL-RABIA: All Muslims deserve an opportunity to explore the light of Islam without fear or violence. Masjid al-Rabia is a women centered, LGBTQIA+ affirming pluralist community in Chicago providing spiritual support for marginalized Muslims.

EllieFunDay designs organic baby blankets that empower marginalized women in India. Our handmade gifts are perfect for baby showers, holidays and birthdays.

Parivartan is an NGO, since decade and a half we are working for social transformation wherein the marginalized & deprived sections of community are socially, economically and politically empowered to lead life of security, dignity, and prosperity.

A registered non-profit charitable organization, the Catherine Donnelly Foundation supports bold and innovative initiatives that advocate and pioneer new strategies to advance the interests of those most marginalized in our society and/or that further ecological justice.

The National Gender & Equality Commission.Our Target groups; minorities, marginalized groups, persons with disabilities, women, youth and children,gender commission,contacts,GBV Kenya

We provide transformational coaching and consulting programs to professionals, managers and business owners to integrate and sustain a higher level of meaning and purpose, to achieve their potential, experience effortless success, fully enjoying life

Alexandra Karamallis is a New York-based artist and textile designer who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts  from Rhode Island School of Design in 2010.  Her Iranian heritage is a central theme of her work. Identifying as a member of the Baha’i Faith - an oppressed minority in Iran -  she explores themes including the oppression of women, art and minority faiths within the context of oppressive authoritarian regimes. She aims to draw attention to beauty in diversity, with particular emphasis on marginalized cultures, through the depiction of gardens, the juxtaposition of nature with architecture, and depictions of the land. She strives to make art that is at once thought provoking and joyful. 

March On Colorado is an organization born from the Women's March on Denver on January 21, 2017. We now serve as a resource for those who wish to see the advancement of human rights for women and other marginalized communities.

CARE India, national development organization in India fighting poverty and exclusion by empowering women and girls from the poor and marginalized communities.